Question

In which tradition is Mark Twain's humour rooted?​

Answer 1

Answer:

Twain primarily used a form of humor known as satire, the use of humorous exaggeration and irony to expose people's failings and stupivdity....

Answer 2

We need to find what is the tradition in which Mark Twain's humor rooted.

• Mark Twain, was an American novelist, and his novels used to be full of humor.
• He captured a world audience with stories of his boyhood adventure
• He also wrote about man's shortcomings in a humorous way.
• His tradition was the straight-faced, laconic recitation of incredible comic incidents written in a simple way.
• Even though some contemporaries considered Mark Twain's language uncouth and crude his humor was very well known.
• Mark Twain is remembered as the foremost in the creation of prose fiction during the late 19th century in the United States