- the genre.
Simon Dentith has
described this type of
parody as "
parodic anti-heroic drama". A
parody imitates and
mocks a specific,
recognizable work (e...
- cir****stances of performance".
Thereafter the
serious parody became rare
until the 20th century. The
parodic elements of Bach's "Cantate burlesque", Peasant...
- A self-
parody is a
parody of
oneself or one's own work. As an
artist accomplishes it by
imitating their own characteristics, a self-
parody is potentially...
- A
parody account is a type of
social media user
account that
portrays a
fictionalized and
usually comedic parody of a
particular individual, personality...
- A
parody m**** is a
musical setting of the m****,
typically from the 16th century, that uses
multiple voices of a pre-existing
piece of music, such as a...
-
American culture through its
parodic depiction of a "mock religion" that
celebrates slackness and absurdity.
Other parody religions target specific religions...
- A
parody adverti****t is a
fictional adverti****t for a non-existent product,
either done
within another adverti****t for an
actual product, or done...
- A
parody film or
spoof film is a
subgenre of
comedy film that
lampoons other film
genres or
films as pastiches,
works created by
imitation of the style...
-
Parody generators are
computer programs which generate text that is
syntactically correct, but
usually meaningless,
often in the
style of a
technical paper...
- The
dihydrogen monoxide parody is a
parody that
involves referring to
water by its
unfamiliar chemical systematic name "dihydrogen monoxide" (DHMO, or...
