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PARODY Satire – Mockery - Spoof To be presented as a Literary Term. Cover along with Ballads and Prior to Arthurian Legends Included in this Medieval Unit.

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1 PARODY Satire – Mockery - Spoof To be presented as a Literary Term. Cover along with Ballads and Prior to Arthurian Legends Included in this Medieval Unit Exam and Final Exam

2 Defininition: Parody An Amusing imitation: A piece of writing or music that deliberately copies or parallels another more serious work in a comic or satirical way.

3 Parody of Sarah Palin

4 From a parody of Sarah Palin to a Parody starring Michael Palin

5 Parody of King Arthur “But a Flesh Wound !”

6 On a quest for the sacred shrubbery

7 Parody of TV News – Jon Stewart

8 Parody of TV News – SNL Weekend Update

9 Stephen Colbert P arody of an extreme Republican Neo-con

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14 Parody The basis of Humor in Mad Magazine

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18 Simpsons Parody of the Beatles

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20 The Simpsons Parody

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22 PARODY

23 A Bit of a Parody of Jane Austen

24 National Lampoon All Parody “to lampoon” means “to parody”

25 “Till Next time, Godspeed, Dr. U”

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