Deconstructing Social Norms: Social Satire in Plays

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In "The Importance of Being Earnest," Oscar Wilde satirizes the upper-class Victorian society through the lens of mistaken identities and witty dialogue. What is the primary social norm that Wilde targets in this play?

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The rigid class structure and social hierarchy.

The hypocrisy and artificiality of social conventions.

The superficiality and vanity of the upper classes.

The lack of genuine emotional connections in society.

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