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...n''': This type of essay aims to engage the reader through storytelling or humor.

...s. These are in chronological order from when I saw them. I wonder if the “humor” category is even relevant here? [[Category:Humor]]

...ospel. Lovett told stories in between songs, and mixed his quirky sense of humor in his stories and the set list.

...re near ''[[w:Blackadder|Blackadder]]'' quality. I know Atkinson does body humor very well, and I can see the appeal to children, but I like the “rapist w

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* Use of irony and humor: Post-war poetry often employs irony and humor to critique the social and political status quo.

...used in literature, poetry, and everyday speech to add emphasis or create humor.

...use of language that implies the opposite of what is said, often used for humor or to create a dramatic effect.

...eplies that he and his kind “care not a whistle for . . . Zeus.” With dark humor, the Cyclops uses the word ''xeineion'' (Greek for “guest-gift”) when h

...sorship, bullying and intimidation. In the love column: literature, irony, humor, the individual and the defense of free expression.}} ...arding those truths that no longer work for us. I teach literature, irony, humor, nuance, subtlety. My job is to help others dispel their own tyrannies of t

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...res almost always follow the Horatian mode — rebuffing and chiding through humor and ridicule delivered in an urbane, conversational tone — we should note

...interest in intercourse, or what he is used to putting his sword into. The humor lies in the fact that there’s nothing wrong with the sword (😂) but wha

...tyle, his vivid and imaginative descriptions, and his distinctive blend of humor, pathos, and philosophical reflection have made ''Metamorphoses'' a popular

...ten playful and subversive, reflecting his unique blend of seriousness and humor, tragedy and comedy. While the work is not a satire in the strictest sense Ovid frequently uses humor and irony to highlight the follies and vices of his characters, particularl

...r all. Eliot shows the impossibility of one stable voice by mixing wit and humor even in the face of horror. ''The Waste Land'' is anti-heroic and unromanti

...sented by the lock, which is transitory; and Thalestris who stands for ill-humor, for “getting even,” and for values of reputation. We note, sadly, that

* '''Don’t be afraid to be creative''': Don't be afraid to use humor, puns, or other creative techniques to make your title stand out.

...f death. Here, instead of being a malicious force, it is a figure of black humor. ''With death as the final outcome, what makes life significant?'' the song

...ways considered the former to be too ponderous, lacking the pacing and the humor of their other works, with the exception of ''Blood Simple''. He agreed, fi

...full of contradictions: the horror of being buried alive is mixed with the humor of a drunken fool walking arm-in-arm with death to the grave. Death gives t

...s of them changed their tone drastically. I was taken away from the simple humor of Zeus stupidly changing his lover into a cow and trying to dupe Hera into

...nd,” I cheered. You write beautifully, prophetically, creatively, and with humor.}}

...r all. Eliot shows the impossibility of one stable voice by mixing wit and humor even in the face of horror. ''The Waste Land'' is anti-heroic and unromanti

...different from what was expected. Irony is often used to create a sense of humor or satire, but it can also be used to convey a deeper meaning or message. F

...themes and epical designs; for this reason I assume, there is a dearth of humor in the traditional epic for that would detract from the seriousness of its

* It accommodates a high seriousness (though not devoid of humor necessarily and not — as he says — “too civilized”);{{sfn|A

...José Chung” is arguably the funniest episode of a series not known for its humor. This change in tone clues viewers in to the fact that this investigation w

...Knight’s, but the results are just as earnest. Utilizing a façade of bawdy humor, the Miller suggests that his tale is just for fun. Indeed the Miller succe