________ is a style of rhetoric that exposes vices and foolishness in people and society.
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1. Horatian 2. Juvenalian 3. Menippean
What are the 3 types of satire?
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Horatian Satire
Comical and offers light social commentary. It is meant to poke fun at a person or situation in an entertaining way.
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Juvenalian
Dark, rather than comedic. It is meant to speak truth to power.
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Menippean
Casts moral judgment on a particular belief, such as homophobia or racism. It can be comic and light, much like Horatian satire—although it can also be as stinging as Juvenalian satire.
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Humor
The quality of being amusing or comical
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Sarcasm
Mockery using irony to scorn or ridicule
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Irony
The quality of having the opposite meaning or effect of what is stated or expected generally for a humorous effect or for emphasis
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Hyperbole
Extreme exaggerations not meant to be taken literally for the sake of emphasis
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Reversal
A change in direction or position
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Parody
The imitation of another style for the sake of comedic effect
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Incongruity
The quality of being out of place or inappropriate
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Understatement
A statement that underplays or presents something as lesser than it truly is
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Anecdote
A short story about a past event
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Stereotype
A view or opinion of a broad group of people due to a specific trait
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Allusion
A reference to something, generally literature, to connect or associate ideas
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Diction
The choice of words used
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Verbal Irony
A contradiction between what is literally stated and meaning