Find

Postmodern irony and satire in literature and film

Postmodern Irony and Satire: Reflection of Cultural Paradoxes in Literature and Cinema" is a study of the characteristics of postmodern irony and satire, as well as their influence on modern literature and cinema. Postmodern irony and satire are ways of expressing criticism and protest against traditional values, stereotypes and norms, and highlighting the absurdity of contemporary cultural reality.

Irony in postmodern literature and cinema can manifest itself in the form of playing with genres, appealing to metafiction and metatextuality, as well as using unexpected plot twists and reassessment of traditional concepts. It creates space for critical thinking and dialogue with the audience, and also raises questions about the nature and meaning of art and literature.

Satire, on the other hand, is a form of humor aimed at identifying and criticizing the shortcomings and contradictions of modern society. In postmodern literature and cinema, satire can take various forms - from sarcastic remarks and paradoxical situations to black humor and grotesque. It helps to reveal the absurdity of human nature and behavior, as well as to arouse in the reader or viewer an awareness of socio-cultural problems and shortcomings.

Through an analysis of postmodern irony and satire in literature and film, we can better understand their role in cultural discourse and their ability to provoke debate and reflection about the modern world and its values.