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Swift originally published his works under _____________, or anonymously.

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Swift originally published his works under _____________, or anonymously.

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pseudonyms

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a) Swift's birth and death date b) what nationality was he?

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1667-1745 Anglo-Irish

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Master of two styles of satire:

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Horatian and Juvenalian

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How does satire involve irony?

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pretending to support the point of view or practice which you are really criticizing and holding up to ridicule.

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At the end of his life, his eyeball swelled to the size of an ____

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egg

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Swift suffered from __________ ___________ which caused vertigo and tinnitus (ringing in the ears).

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ear disease

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(some) Famous works

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Gulliver's Travels, A Modest Proposal, and A Journal to Stella

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verbal irony

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Verbal irony: (arises from our understanding of) the discrepancy or difference between the literal meaning of words, and what is really meant by them.

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What is satire?

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a literary work in which individual or social vices, follies, stupidities, injustices, abuses, shortcomings, etc., are held up to ridicule and contempt; the use of ridicule, sarcasm, irony, burlesque, etc. to expose, attack or deride vices, follies, etc.—sometimes with the goal of bringing about reform or improvement. A Satire may criticize "society" in general or a smaller group within society or just one individual.

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Parody

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presenting an exaggerated version of the object of criticism being condemned through laughter/mockery.

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True or false: Swift was conservative

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True

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Irony always involves a _____________.

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discrepancy

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He was a satirist, essayist, and pamphleteer for the ________, and later the __________ (political groups).

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Whigs and tories

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Member of Church of Ireland, branch of the ___________ Church. Was a clergyman

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Anglican

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