Ironic poetry and its social foundations

The use of such attitudes as irony, sarcasm, and irony in poetry, the presentation of the spoken word in the form of "half a cup under a cup" can be interpreted as a specific manifestation of the poet's rebellion against social and or political injustice. The ironic attitude is created through the use of various conventional means characteristic of it: for example, exaggeration and its exaggerated and diminished forms - grotesque, hyperbole; in addition, there are elements of paradox, parody, contrast, responsiveness, wit, laughter (types of laughter: cheerful, venomous, humorous, mocking, half-smiling, in a trance...), pun (word plays - homonymy, polysemy, assonance), dialogism, self-mockery, absurd mood, satire, humor.