Summary
This quote suggests that satire, which is a form of critique or humor that pokes fun at societal flaws and hypocrisy, is a response to a deep sense of moral discontent. Satire arises as a reflection of this "moral nausea," implying that the creator of satire is disturbed by the values or actions they perceive in society and uses humor or irony to expose and criticize them. It indicates that satire serves as an outlet for expressing one's disapproval and dissatisfaction with prevailing moral standards.
Topics
Criticism
By Crand Briton