Modern Satire: Four StudiesMouton, 1982 - 162 страници |
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... Swift never actually says that cannibalism is wrong on moral grounds ; it is understood . Instead the question should have been : Are moral norms essential to satire ? Or , simply : Are norms essential to satire ? And indeed , judging ...
... Swift never actually says that cannibalism is wrong on moral grounds ; it is understood . Instead the question should have been : Are moral norms essential to satire ? Or , simply : Are norms essential to satire ? And indeed , judging ...
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... Swift casts doubt on the Supremacy of the reasoning faculty in the rational animal , Orwell suggests a more disturbing possibility : that rationality itself is only a transitory , culturally - conditioned phenome- non , a state subject ...
... Swift casts doubt on the Supremacy of the reasoning faculty in the rational animal , Orwell suggests a more disturbing possibility : that rationality itself is only a transitory , culturally - conditioned phenome- non , a state subject ...
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... Swift's A Modest Proposal ) are not too difficult to follow : we are dealing with overt irony . The dehumanization of blacks by calling them " reindeer " is naturally followed by an " open season on reindeer . " The essential ...
... Swift's A Modest Proposal ) are not too difficult to follow : we are dealing with overt irony . The dehumanization of blacks by calling them " reindeer " is naturally followed by an " open season on reindeer . " The essential ...
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Introduction | 1 |
Parody | 12 |
The Works to be Discussed | 21 |
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