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postmodernist fiction: a standalone construct

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fiction whose dominant concern is ontological, foregrounding questions about the nature and plurality of worlds rather than about knowledge.

In literary history, postmodernist fiction refers to fiction whose dominant concern is ontological, foregrounding questions about the nature and plurality of worlds rather than about knowledge. This meaning comes from McHale (1987) in Postmodernist fiction.[1]

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  1. McHale, B. (1987). Postmodernist fiction. Taylor & Francis Group Plc. ISBN 9781134949168

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