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Candide – Voltaire – Satire, Irony and Parody in Candide

A concise analytical resource, written in French, examining Voltaire’s use of satire, irony and parody in Candide.

This resource explores how Voltaire employs humour, exaggeration and stylistic imitation to criticise society, religion and philosophical optimism, while encouraging critical reflection on human behaviour and ideas.

Key features:

  • Analysis of satire as a tool for social and philosophical critique
  • Exploration of irony and its role in exposing contradictions
  • Insight into parody of literary forms such as the philosophical tale and adventure novel
  • Examination of key episodes illustrating Voltaire’s critical techniques
  • Explanation of how humour supports the novel’s philosophical message

Includes an accompanying worksheet to reinforce and practise key concepts.

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