satirical novel

A satirical novel is a work of fiction that uses humor, irony, exaggeration, or ridicule to criticize and expose the flaws of individuals, institutions, or society.

Observed surface forms (6)

• satirical work ×11
• satire ×1
• satirical book ×1
• satirical fiction ×1
• satirical history book ×1
• satirical tale ×1

Instances (37)

• novel "The Gilded Age: A Tale of Today"
  surface form: The Gilded Age: A Tale of Today
• Tono-Bungay
• The Eustace Diamonds
• Their Pilgrimage
• The Way We Live Now
• Quichotte
• Fables via concept surface "satirical work"
• The Threepenny Opera via concept surface "satirical work"
• Candide via concept surface "satirical work"
• Micromégas via concept surface "satire"
• La Princesse de Babylone via concept surface "satirical tale"
• Zadig via concept surface "satirical work"
• The American Claimant
• Knickerbocker (nickname for New Yorker) via concept surface "satirical history book"
  surface form: A History of New York
• The Biglow Papers via concept surface "satirical work"
• Don Quixote
• Dark Diversions
• Augustine’s Laws via concept surface "satirical work"
• Persian Letters
• Los Caprichos via concept surface "satirical work"
• A History of New York via concept surface "satirical work"
• A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court
• The Innocents Abroad via concept surface "satirical work"
• A Tramp Abroad via concept surface "satirical work"
• The Crying of Lot 49
• Tom Sawyer Abroad
• Le Neveu de Rameau via concept surface "satirical work"
• The Mare (Dos kleyne mentshele) via concept surface "satirical fiction"
• The Travels of Benjamin the Third
• Americana
• End Zone
• Vivian Grey
• Seventy-Two Virgins
• When Will Jesus Bring the Pork Chops? via concept surface "satirical book"
• The Time Regulation Institute
• Mostly Harmless
• Crome Yellow