A piece of writing that ridicules a person or society is called satire. Satire employs humor, irony, and exaggeration to criticize or mock its subject, often with the intent of provoking thought or encouraging change. It can be found in various forms, including literature, essays, and social commentary. Prominent examples include works by authors like Jonathan Swift and Mark Twain.
A person skilled in reading and writing is typically called literate.
Such a person is called a scribe.
science to help society
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An individual who is hated by society is often called an "outcast".
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Such a person is called Sociable and open minded. Such a person is very useful to the society.
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A person who studies society is called a sociologist. Sociologists examine the structure, development, and functioning of societies, as well as the behavior of individuals within those societies.
ambedextous A person who can write with either hand is called ambidextrous.
they are called an interperter or translater