… through satire and the one that is best communicated through “opinion talk” or “outrage” is
… previous generations of political satire and “outrage” in the United States, which map nicely …

… wonder how far the use of satire can extend into a controversial … media landscape and political
polarization in the United States … In this way, Irony and Outrage offers a potential toolkit for …

… Despite the obvious differences in satire and outrage programming, … outrage has greater
capacity for exploitation of its audience and for cultural propaganda, while noting that satire is …

… so polarized [End … Irony and Outrage positions outrage media as satire's foil and provides
a compelling explanation for how outrage—political commentary "guided by the spirit of anger …

… the same time as Irony and Outrage—Anthony Nadler and AJ Bauer’s edited collection
News on the Right: Studying Conservative News Cultures. If Irony and Outrage is grounded in …

… , Young explores political satire and outrage in the United States in the 1950s-’60s, …
polarization and how these changes created the need for a second generation of satire and outrage …

… 15Turning to the functions and effects of satire and outrage, Young demonstrates in chapter
9 (“Satire and Outrage, Parallel Functions and Impacts”) that the need for entertainment is a …

… , while irony and satire are … that outrage communication assumes a very strong and clear
set of values, norms and ethics that are in one way or another being violated, and the outrage is …

… The Onion effectively uses biting satire as a means of both magnifying headline-grabbing …
Irony and Outrage: The Polarized Landscape of Rage, Fear, and Laughter in the United States, …

… , Young explores political satire and outrage in the United States in the 1950s-'60s, …
polarization and how these changes created the need for a second generation of satire and outrage …