The aim of this paper is to classify the various techniques of satire which Byron uses in The Vision of Judgment under three headings: 1) burlesque; the poem as a whole is a burlesque of Southey’s Vision of Judgement; 2) irony; the poem is a sustained niece of irony; 3) rhetorical devices; the poem uses a large number of then effectively for satiric ends.
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