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41~42.
When a reader misses the irony markers and mistakenly reads an ironic text as literal, does that satirical text constitute a form of misinformation? Some conceptualize misinformation as occurring on the part of the audience rather than the message sender or the text. Here, misinformation describes wrongly held beliefs on the part of an individual. Other scholars have used both "misinformation" and "disinformation" to describe "wrong or misleading information." The notable distinction is that disinformation is the spreading of a "known falsehood" in anticipation of audiences believing it is true, whereas misinformation is simply unintentionally misleading. Using these definitions, then, misinformation is the accidental spreading of false information, while disinformation is a strategic act on the part of a message producer to deliberately provide inaccurate information intended to shape the views of the audience. The goal of ironic satire is to implicitly critique some aspects of political or social life in such a way that the listener is forced to ask not only "what is" but also "what ought to be." This consideration of prescriptive arguments can happen only if the reader recognizes a text as ironic and processes it as such. Let us assume that the goal of a satirist is for the audience to interpret the text consistent with the embedded meaning of the author. In other words, true satirists want audiences to read their work as ironic in order for those audiences to see the prescriptive arguments being advanced. If this is true, then a satirist would never intend for a reader to take an ironic text literally. Once people process an ironic text as literal, it ceases to offer the critiques of — and aggression toward — that which it is intended to satirize. Hence, satire and disinformation are mutually exclusive categories.
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1 When a reader misses the irony markers and mistakenly reads an ironic text as literal, does that satirical text constitute a form of misinformation? 2 Some conceptualize misinformation as occurring on the part of the audience rather than the message sender or the text. 3 Here, misinformation describes wrongly held beliefs on the part of an individual. 4 Other scholars have used both "misinformation" and "disinformation" to describe "wrong or misleading information." 5 The notable distinction is that disinformation is the spreading of a "known falsehood" in anticipation of audiences believing it is true, whereas misinformation is simply unintentionally misleading. 6 Using these definitions, then, misinformation is the accidental spreading of false information, while disinformation is a strategic act on the part of a message producer to deliberately provide inaccurate information intended to shape the views of the audience. 7 The goal of ironic satire is to implicitly critique some aspects of political or social life in such a way that the listener is forced to ask not only "what is" but also "what ought to be." 8 This consideration of prescriptive arguments can happen only if the reader recognizes a text as ironic and processes it as such. 9 Let us assume that the goal of a satirist is for the audience to interpret the text consistent with the embedded meaning of the author. 10 In other words, true satirists want audiences to read their work as ironic in order for those audiences to see the prescriptive arguments being advanced. 11 If this is true, then a satirist would never intend for a reader to take an ironic text literally. 12 Once people process an ironic text as literal, it ceases to offer the critiques of — and aggression toward — that which it is intended to satirize. 13 Hence, satire and disinformation are mutually exclusive categories.