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Excellent work. Even if the writing is sometimes a little bit long, it is quite interesting, relevant and efficient to understand both similarities and différences between the 3 genres. Wide diversity in the illustations and almost no language mistakes. Congratulations! 19/20

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Diagramm including the similarities and differencies between genres.

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The comedy of the customs or manners is a dramatic subgenre which describes or criticizes the society especially marriage. They use sarcasm, irony and witty, to define the daily life in a specific time and social class. Normally they present the middle class or the bourgeoisie and they focus on exposing the contrast between urban and rural. They often use stereotypical characters such as the hypocrite, the fighting couple, the fool, the jealous husband ...

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Exemple of Comedy of Manners : Keeping Up Appearances Season 1 Episode 1

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Exemple of Comedy of Manners : Keeping Up Appearances Season 1 Episode 1

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This is the first episode from ''Keeping up Appearances'', a british sitcom from the 90's

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Keeping Up Appearances Season 1 Episode 1

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The Satire is a genre based on  humor, irony, exaggeration, or ridicule to expose and criticize people's stupidity or problems in society, particularly in the context of politics or topical subjects. In ''The Importance of Being Earnest'', Oscar Wilde crticizes marriage such as the one Lady Bracknell tried to conduct between Algy and Cecily. The fun thing is that she does it only for going up in the social ranking, which is blamed.

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A Satire example : A Family Guy Scene

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The farce is a comic dramatic work using silly actors or horseplay. The characters  make improbable situations and try to generate embarrassing situations. The plot is very simple, and has nothing to do with the elaborated plots we can find in the Satire or the Commedy of Manners. Therefore, this genre is far more popular, even if it suffered some censorship in the past.