Which example is most clearly a work of Postmodern literature? - A. A history book that has unintentional factual errors - B. A biography that discusses the subject's family - C. A memoir that suddenly veers into science fiction - D. A how-to guide that presents many illustrations

Answer:

C A memoir that suddenly veers into science fiction.

Explanation:

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The correct answer is option C: A memoir that suddenly veers into science fiction.

They are texts described through the use of Metafiction, Unfaithful, narrative, accountable, coherent in texts and are sometimes associated with historical and political issues.

The most clearly a work of Postmodern literature is A memoir that suddenly veers into science fiction.

Hence, the correct option is option C

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