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These narratives frequently dip into self-reference and metafiction.
For example, metafiction and pastiche are often used for irony.
Ackroyd uses typical postmodern techniques, such as playfulness, intertextuality, pastiche, metafiction and temporal distortion.
Metafiction uses techniques to draw attention to itself as a work of art, while exposing the truth of a story.
Often, historiographic metafiction refers to the loss of the feminine voice in history.
The song is memorable for the clever self-reference, an example of metafiction.
Historiographic metafiction (see above) is an example of this.
Postmodern authors tend to celebrate chance over craft, and further employ metafiction to undermine the writer's authority.
Part of the novel's reputation is based on its expression of postmodern literary concerns through thematic focus on metafiction, historiography, metahistory, marxist criticism and feminism.
The postmodern stories are extremely self-conscious and self-reflexive and are considered to exemplify metafiction.
Historiographic metafiction is a quintessentially postmodern art form, with a reliance upon textual play, parody and historical re-conceptualization.
His works usually contain elements of metafiction, parody, and fantasy.
He often uses metafiction in his works, writing stories within stories.
It also deals in deeper themes of fantasy literature, including multiple worlds and the nature of magic, and also delves into metafiction.
His stories began to be published in large numbers in the 1990s; he has also written numerous novels considered in the metafiction tradition.
