How does satire focus on conduct in a secular society?

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Your question: How does satire focus on conduct in a secular society?

My Generally speaking, satire focused on conduct in a secular society in that it tells truths that in a different situation would not be said about the failing of society. This can work in religious societies as well.

Why is my answer correct? Good question! Allow me to explain: Satire points out the absurdities of irrational conduct.

Satire is a genre of literature that criticizes the vices, follies and abuses of individuals, the government, or society at large. Satire tends to hold things up to ridicule with the intention of shaming these institutions and motivate change. Satire also point out the absurdities of irrational conduct, usually implying that rational behaviour is preferable.

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-Maxwell

they gained control over the philippines, east dutch indies/indonesia, much of new guinea, the solomon islands, guam, and other strategic areas all over the western pacific. japan even occupied part of the aleutian islands, which belonged to alaska.

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