Tragedy and Satire of Irish Life as Depicted by J.M. Syng

To the extent that Western Ocean Rider and Playboy are opposite poles of Syng's literary work, the first one represents him as a great patriot and the other represents the cruelty of the country where he is from where he is from. is. A realistic satirist. A sea knight is a short-lived poem that depicts the long-term failure of people working in the sea and in the sea. Dramas are just a few moments of the life of several characters, but they are within their meaning and are made by millions of people.

JM Synge's controversial drama "The Western World of Playboys" gives Dublin middle class audiences a different portrayal of Irish country life, different from pastoral images they are accustomed to There. In his play, Synge strongly uses sarcastic elements as a device for shocking his traditional audience; the moral absence of play harms the audience, so satire injects humor and relaxes It is also used to create a tragedy you did. On pages 59 to 62 you can analyze the irony of existence by increasing the satisfaction of gender, religion, and Irish countryside in addition to the sarcasm of existence in the play.

Synge used sarcastic elements in his play to demonstrate the lifestyle of the country people to the middle class class audience in Dublin; the controversy is the fact that people did not like what they saw It came from. By satisfying the role of gender, religion, idyllic concept of rural life in Ireland, Synge actually eliminates the idyllic feelings that they feel, and the middle class Irish independent country view on desperate Dublin people You can indicate. As Heidi Holder said: Shinje is very clear to his audience, the image of their beloved Irish country is just a building - a very open challenging building, that is the difference between fiction and reality It is the collapse of. The root where Synge conflicts with audiences is "