What are postmodern techniques?

Postmodern techniques refer to a set of artistic and literary methods that challenge traditional narratives and conventions. These techniques often include fragmentation, non-linear storytelling, pastiche, irony, and self-referentiality. By blending different styles and genres, postmodern works seek to question the nature of reality and truth, often highlighting the subjective nature of experience. This approach encourages a playful interaction with the audience, inviting multiple interpretations and interpretations of meaning.