Tonal Shift in Modernist and Postmodernist Literature
Which of the following describes the tonal shift regarding the theme of fragmentation when comparing high modernist and postmodern literature?
A
Modernists present fragmented identities humorously while postmodernists critique this view seriously.
B
Postmodernists reject fragmentation entirely, favoring narratives with cohesive plots and characters.
C
Both movements adopt an equally pessimistic tone about fragmentation’s impact on identity.
D
High modernist works treat fragmentation with somber earnestness while postmodern works often employ playful irony or pastiche.
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