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Classical Roots

Classical Roots. Lesson 9: Creativity. roots. ARS, ARTIS <L. art AOIDE <G. song CANTO, CANTARE, CATAVI <L to sing PINGO, PINGERE, PINXI, PICTUM <L. to paint, to embroider. a rs , artis. <L. art. artifact.

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PARODY

PARODY. by Don L. F. Nilsen, and Alleen Pace Nilsen. Saturday Night Live Parodies Sarah Palin, Hillary Clinton, Bill Clinton & Barach Obama. The 2016 Republican Primary Debates Ben Carson, Donald Trump & Marco Rubio. Alec Baldwin as Donald Trump.

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Vocabulary # 2

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Unit 2

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Parody & Satire

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Most Commonly Missed Terms

Most Commonly Missed Terms. Myth: Story passed down orally, about gods and goddesses that answers questions on how things happen. Fable. Brief stories with animals characters that have a moral stated at the end passed Down orally. The moral is: slow and steady wins the race. Fairy Tale.

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Vocabulary Words

Vocabulary Words . Sept. 6 th Week . Vocabulary Words. Interpersonal Disguise Clumped Illustrate Propaganda Theme Plot Contract Satire Bind Tranquilizer Dopey Compositions Dynamics. Interpersonal.

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An Introduction to Satire featuring Shrek , Will Ferrell, and The Onion

Elements of this lesson adapted from Exploring Satire with Shrek by Junius Wright. English 10: British Literature Mr. Ambrose. An Introduction to Satire featuring Shrek , Will Ferrell, and The Onion. Shrek. Check out this scene from Shrek .

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Satire

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Kinds of Humor

Kinds of Humor. Vocabulary Notebook. Vocabulary Notebook. Vocabulary Notebook. Two Categories. High Comedy : sophisticated or witty comedy, often making fun of grown-up society

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Vocabulary List #1

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INTERTEXTUALITY

INTERTEXTUALITY. Section B. By the end of this lesson. You will be able to define what intertextuality is. You will be able to identify how intertextual references are used within media texts to cross promote media products.

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SATIRE REVIEW English III

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Parody and Satire

Parody and Satire. Funny and Fighting Words. Parody. Parody is a comedic device in which something is imitated in a funny way. Parody alone does not have any deep meaning and is meant to simply make fun of what is being imitated.

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Parody and ya-o-i

Parody and ya-o-i. ya-o-i: ya ma nashi, ochi nashi, i mi nashi or no build-up, no foreclosure, and no meaning. Mainly found in Doujinshi or amateur manga. Makes up a large percentage of manga found at Comiket. Gintama. Originally a manga started in 2003 by Hideaki Sorachi.

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Key Themes

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The Big Week of Literary Terms

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