![]() ![]() ![]() San Francisco: Aunt Lute Books.Īristotle 1994-2000 (350 BC). ![]() Borderlands/La Frontera: The New Mestiza. Blank Fictions: Consumerism, Culture and the Contemporary American Novel. Postmodernism in Contemporary American Fiction”. Finally, Palahniuk departs from the minimalist style he used in his earlier and most well-known fiction in favor of a heterodiegetic and omniscience narrative voice that, combined with multiple internal focalizations, endorses a plural, non-categorical understanding of reality.Ī Letter on Justice and Open Debate. ![]() Secondly, he uses explicit metafictional references to Fight Club and to other literary works and critical theories to warn about the dangerous effects that the power of narrative can have. First, he creates a satirical story that exposes the condition of American politics, the dangers of radicalized political correctness, and the present risks of populist revolutions. To reach his purposes, the novelist combines three stylistic strategies. This work addresses Chuck Palahniuk’s novel Adjustment Day as a satirical critique of the political radicalization of the USA and as a warning about the dangerous ideological effects narratives may have on our posthumanist understanding of reality. Chuck Palahniuk, categorical thinking, posthumanism, Fight Club, Adjustment Day, Borges Abstract ![]()
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