= Jeremiad
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A jeremiad is a type of literary work, speech, or discourse that laments the state of a society, often expressing deep dissatisfaction and concern about moral decline or social issues. The term is derived from the biblical prophet Jeremiah, who is known for his sorrowful prophecies and warnings about the consequences of the people’s sins and injustices. Jeremiads often include a critique of current societal values, a call for reform or repentance, and a hopeful vision for the future.
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