Question

question 21 of 25
which example is most clearly a work of postmodern literature?
a. a history book that has unintentional factual errors
b. a poem that abandons meter and rhyme scheme
c. a short story that contains supernatural elements
d. an autobiography that introduces fictional elements

Explanation:

Postmodern literature often blurs the lines between fact and fiction, challenging traditional genre boundaries. Option D does this by mixing autobiography (supposedly factual) with fictional elements, a key postmodern trait. Option A is a flaw in non-literary work, B is characteristic of free verse (not uniquely postmodern), and C (supernatural elements) aligns more with magical realism or fantasy, not distinctively postmodern.

Answer:

D. An autobiography that introduces fictional elements