Comedic Application

Comedic Application

Part 1: Initial Post

Comedic writers have gone beyond our expectations and their comfort to make the world as it is today.  Their writings have portrayed some themes and aspects of the world that were later advanced to shape human interactions today. For instance, the elements of racism were earlier coiled by comic writers to celebrate race dominance. The writing of Archie Bunker that “If God wanted us to live together, he must have put as together. But exam what he did, he put you in Africa and us in the white nations” seemed to be comedic, these evoke reactions that led to the banning of racism in the world.

Comedic writing has promoted free speech in the world. The expression of certain “dirty words” on the national television and other media gained access to society by the efforts fop comedic writers. Words such as c*nt, sh*t, motherf**ker p*ss, f**k, c**ksucker, and t*ts have become evident in the society enabling any person to speak in whichever language or words.

Some comedy about how poor some people have much enlightened the world. The societal response to such social depictions has been to help resolve such community problems. The comic has helped the world to fight and deal with poverty through inclusivity. Additionally, comedy has made the society to understand some cultures that were seen as barbaric hence becoming acceptable and celebrated as social diversity. Some cultures like lesbianism, homosexuality has gained limelight in the world through comedy. Some crimes such as drug abuse have been demonstrated through comedy; the use of words carelessly after drug abuse was deployed via comedy but later resolved through police arrests who helped to ban such crimes.

Part 2: Replies to Peers

Peer 1:

Hello too,

I agree with what you have commented regarding the “A Dolls House” by Henrik Ibsen. The depiction of the house and environment is clear from what you have stated. His mention of the style of the characters indicates the social status of the people. However, I think that the explanation of the lifestyle suggests the economic situation of the people at a particular time.

Nonetheless, Norah and her household form a middle-class social level that is characterized by saving and borrowing a loan. Besides, I think another perspective of this imagery is to depict themes portrayed by the writer successively. The explanation of the lifestyle implies an idea of economy, employment, and growth. Another perspective of the imagery is the illustration of character traits. He shows how Norah is extravagant, as demonstrated by her massive shopping.

Peer 2:

Hi too,

It is valid from the play “A Doll’s House” by Henrik Ibsen that the description of the house and how it is furnished. It, therefore, shows the economic status of the characters and how they maintain this social class. Ideally, the imagery of the house, according to my analysis, identified the theme of financial capacity that divided the people based on the social levels.

Additionally, the description of the house implies the character traits of the household based on what Nora does and speaks with other characters. However, I can spot that the house lacks financial openness, and thus this aspect later on negatively affects the family. The family condition leads to a breakup between Nora and her husband after they had quarrels over the acquisition and use of the loan.