Satire with the reference to neo classical age
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This document discusses satire as a form of literature from the Neo-Classical Age, including direct satire styles like Horatian and Jovenalian satire, and indirect satire. It also lists some major satirists from this period like Dryden, Pop, and Swift. The document was written by Sarvaiya Priyaba with roll number 33 and thanks their guide Ruchira mam.
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