The short note about the Satire.

               Satire

                            

   

                                 

Introduction :-           

                                          Satire is  one of the very different kinds of writing because its deals with satirizing literary work for the purpose of social upliftment and morality .It is also deals with Irony which is often expressed by a tone of voice having inventive elements. The most important of all satirist’s weapon is his ability to amuse and entertain the reader without this satire the works becomes nearly tedious bad temper.

 The short note about the Satire:-

                                               Many people in 20^th century have been worried about the possible misuses of science and Technology by governments, historian, sociologist and journalist have written millions of word about it but the most effective warning have come from imaginative writers like H.G.Wells, Aldous Huxley, George Orwell this is because books like “The shape of thing to come”, “ Brave new world”, “ Nighteen  Eightly Four” have been read up by millions of people for pour enjoyment the best example of all is “ Gulliver Travels “ which one can easily read as a story without realizing the author’s  Satirical intention at all .Sir Thomas More is famous for his satirical work likes “ Utopia”.

                     Swift’s Satirical writing wither in prose Orin words is inspired by what seems to be a general hatred of mankind yet  he was not in like for his kindness to his friend and his unselfish work for the sick and poor people of Ireland fortunately Swift’s moral indignation was equaled by his wit and inventiveness. He was able to tell the most ridiculous stories and make the most out range us jokes while appearing a utterly serious.

                             There is one another famous writer Thomas love peacock. He wrote his satire in the form of novels but his very different of form what is usually understood by the world. “ Headlong Whole, “ Crotchet Castle”, “ Nightmare Abbey” and “ Melting court “ in which second last is the best satire.

                      Huxley’s strength as a satirist lies in the fact he is also a true novelist who writes about real people in real humans situations.  

Conclusion:-

                                       Reading to the work of satirist and especially of modern satirist Huxley and Orwell we are remembered often facts that Literature often is a moral purpose indeed that is how we general read satirical books beyond near entertainment how aware is the moral effect they have upon millions of readers after reading them we can never again shut are to the dangerous which that modern world. A great satire can often to do more practically good than hundred speeches by good democratic politician or thousand sermons by well meaning preachers.