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Journey 12 Checkpoint
Select a problem that is affecting today’s society. In true Jonathan Swift fashion, propose as absurd satirical solution to this problem that we are facing. Remember, even though Swift’s proposition is entirely satirical, he still uses persuasive strategies. His arguments are logical, emotional, and ethical, just like those of the serious writer. The difference is that you, like Swift. Must make use of irony, as well as three of the following satirical devices: juxtaposition, dramatic, dramatic, irony, caricature, sarcasm, or hyperbole.
Requirements:
· A clear problem
· An outrageous, satirical solution
· 4-5 paragraphs: Introduction, at least 2 body paragraphs, conclusion
· A clear, implied target of criticism
· At least 3 satirical devices, including irony
· Be absurd. Be creative.
Task:
You will write a well- developed satirical argument, using various satirical devices in a way that indirectly criticizes the target of your criticism.
1. Don’t begin your introductory paragraph by starting your proposal. Instead, point out a problem you have noticed. Appeal to your reader for a need to listen to your proposal.
2. Next, state your outrageous proposal in as understated a tone as possible, and explain its “logic”.
4. In your conclusion paragraph, ironically dismiss solutions that you make sound unreasonable, but are in fact the logical outcomes that you really support.
Journey 12 Checkpoint
Select a pro
blem that is affecting today
’
s society. In true Jona
than Swift fashion, propose as absurd
satirical solution to this problem that we are facing. Remember, even though Swift
’
s proposition i
s
entirely satirical, he sti
ll uses persuasive strategies. His arguments are logical, emotional, and
ethical
,
just like those of the serious writer. The difference is that
you,
like Swift.
M
ust
make use of irony, as well
as th
ree
of the following satirical devices: juxtaposition,
dramatic, dramatic, irony,
caricature
,
sarcasm,
or hyperb
ole.
Requi
rements:
·
A clear proble
m
·
An outrageous, satirical
solution
·
4
-
5 paragraphs: Introduction, at least 2 body
paragraphs
, conclusion
·
A
clear, impli
ed target of
criticism
·
At least 3 satirical
devices, including irony
·
Be absurd. Be creative.
Task:
You will write a well
-
developed satirical argument, using
various
satirical devices in a way that
indirectly criticizes the target of your criticism
.
1.
Don
’
t begin your introduct
ory paragraph by starting your proposal. Instead, point out a problem
you have noticed.
Appeal to your reader for a need to listen to your prop
osal.
2.
Next, state your outr
ag
eous
proposal in as understated a tone as possible, and explain its
“
logic
”
.
3.
Provide supporting paragraphs that state the advantages of your
proposal and
remember to use
as many satirical devices as you can.
4.
In your conclusion paragraph, ironical
ly dismiss solutions that you
make sound unreasonable,
but are in fact the logical outcomes that you
really
support.
Journey 12 Checkpoint
Select a problem that is affecting today’s society. In true Jonathan Swift fashion, propose as absurd
satirical solution to this problem that we are facing. Remember, even though Swift’s proposition is
entirely satirical, he still uses persuasive strategies. His arguments are logical, emotional, and ethical,
just like those of the serious writer. The difference is that you, like Swift. Must make use of irony, as well
as three of the following satirical devices: juxtaposition, dramatic, dramatic, irony, caricature, sarcasm,
or hyperbole.
Requirements:
A clear problem
An outrageous, satirical solution
4-5 paragraphs: Introduction, at least 2 body paragraphs, conclusion
A clear, implied target of criticism
At least 3 satirical devices, including irony
Be absurd. Be creative.
Task:
You will write a well- developed satirical argument, using various satirical devices in a way that
indirectly criticizes the target of your criticism.
1. Don’t begin your introductory paragraph by starting your proposal. Instead, point out a problem
you have noticed. Appeal to your reader for a need to listen to your proposal.
2. Next, state your outrageous proposal in as understated a tone as possible, and explain its
“logic”.
3. Provide supporting paragraphs that state the advantages of your proposal and remember to use
as many satirical devices as you can.
4. In your conclusion paragraph, ironically dismiss solutions that you make sound unreasonable,
but are in fact the logical outcomes that you really support.