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why is coraline considered to be a postmodernist novel?
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This has the scent of homework.
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I don't know that I'd consider it particularly postmodern. It's a fairly clearly written "young girl triumphs over supernatural threat that's too big for her" sort of story.
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well, unless you go with the idea that we live in a postmodern era, and that therefore every work of art that is created in this era is postmodern by default.
that said, coraline doesn't really have any of the traits that i would consider postmodern (pastiche, quoting "low culture," self-awareness that it is a story and/or commenting on it, etc.) |
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I take postmodernism to mean that there is no truth, only what is true for the individual. (ie no universal truth that is true for everyone)
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