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Read Jonathan Swift's "A Modest Proposal."

How can you tell that the essay is a piece of satire? Which clues in the essay reveal Swift's true opinion on the matter?

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Jonathan Swift uses exaggeration, irony, and a mocking tone to convey satire in "A Modest Proposal".


Explanation:

Satire in "A Modest Proposal" by Jonathan Swift:

  1. Exaggeration: Swift's proposal to eat babies to solve economic issues is an extreme exaggeration meant to shock and provoke thought.
  2. Ironic Tone: Swift maintains a serious and logical tone while proposing something clearly outrageous, revealing the satire.
  3. Mocking Tone: He subtly mocks the British landowners by shifting blame to them through his proposal.

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