1. Don’t Read with Your Eyes Is He Serious? And Other Ironies
SATIRE part ii
Don’t Read with Your Eyes Is He Serious? And Other Ironies
Pride and Prejudice meets
How to Read Literature Like a Professor

2. revisit the chapters
Refamiliarize yourself with How to Read Literature Like a Professor, chapters 25 & 26.
Chapter 25: pages
“Don’t Read with Your Eyes”
Chapter 26: pages
“Is He Serious? And Other Ironies”
While you reread/skim over these chapters, keep Pride and Prejudice at the front of your mind.
Constantly ask yourself, how do the concepts in this chapter connect with the novel?

3. Application: look deeply
Pride and Prejudice meets
How to Read Literature Like a Professor

4. in your reader’s journal
Write two 12-sentence paragraphs, that answer each of the following:
In relation to satire, how does Foster’s chapter “Don’t Read with Your Eyes” apply to Pride and Prejudice?
How does the statement, “because of the multivocal nature of irony—we hear those multiple voices simultaneously—readers who are inclined toward univocal utterances simply may not register that multiplicity” apply to readers of Pride and Prejudice (Foster 244)?
Both ¶s are
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