A sharp, insightful look at the history of satire and its critics. This edition gathers notes that illuminate how satirists challenged power and public taste.
The text examines the progress of satire through key figures and debates, weighing how satire defends or attacks public figures, institutions, and cultural norms. It frames the conversation with historical context and textual references, inviting readers to consider how satire shapes opinion and how authors defend their work.
Ideal for readers of literary criticism, history of ideas, and those curious about the craft and controversy of satire.
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