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NAME : SOLANKI BINITA M. ROLL NO : 05. ASS : M.A. , SEM : 02. PAPER NO : 08 UBJECT : THE CULTURE STUDIES. TOPIC : POSTMODERNISM. MAHARAJA KRISHNKUMARSINHJI BHAVNAGAR UNIVERSITY. UBMITTE TO : DR. DILIP BARAD.

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NAME : SOLANKI BINITA M.

ROLL NO : 05.

CLASS : M.A. , SEM : 02.

PAPER NO : 08

SUBJECT : THE CULTURE STUDIES.

TOPIC : POSTMODERNISM.

MAHARAJA KRISHNKUMARSINHJI BHAVNAGAR UNIVERSITY.

SUBMITTE TO : DR. DILIP BARAD.

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What is Postmodernism?

Postmodernism is a term that encompasses a wide-range of developments in philosophy, film, architecture, art, literature, and culture.

postmodernism then take an additional step, arguing that since life (or much of life) is a fiction or since fiction is all we can know, we should join in the drama ourselves and live a life of play

Postmodernism suggests that power relations Structure all social truths, approaches and even Conception of reality.

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Postmodern Literature

There is not a clear and defined definition of postmodernism because of the little agreement of the concepts and characteristics and ideas within postmodernism.

In Literature it collapses the distinction betweengenres and conventions.

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Patiche

Metafiction

Paranoia

Commonthem

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Irony, playfulness, black humor

Example: The Crying Lot of 49, Pynchon uses childish wordplay while discussing serious subjects. An example of his wordplay can be found in the names of his characters: Mike Fallopian, Stanley Koteks, Mucho Maas, and Dr. Hilarius.

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Patiche -

Authors often combine multiple elements in the postmodern genre.

Example: Pynchon includes elements from science fiction, pop culture references, and detective fiction to create fictional cultures and concepts.

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Metafiction

Writing about writing, often used to undermine the authority of the author and to advance stories in unique ways.

Example: In Italo Calvino’s novel, If On a Winter’s Night a Traveler, is about a reader attempting to read a novel of the same name. In Kurt Vonnegut’s novel, Slaughterhouse Five, the first chapter is about the writing process of the novel.

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Paranoia

The belief that there is something out of the ordinary, while everything remains the same.

Example: In Kurt Vonnegut’s novel, Breakfast of Champions, a character becomes violent when he imagines everyone else as a robot and he is the only human.

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Some famous writer

Kurt Vonnegut , Alan Moore.David Markson.Virginia Woolf , Joseph Heller.

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THANK YOU