“The disappearance of the individual subject, along with its
formal consequence, the increasing unavailability of the personal style,
engender the well-nigh universal practice today of what may be called pastiche.”
Jameson (1991, p16) discussed postmodernism as stepping into late capitalism, a field
formed by a variety of styles, including pastiche, formed the “disappearance”
of following after personal styles.
Hutchenon (1986) suggested parody as "representation rather than recycling" of a story, it is suggested as a artefact making humour referring to the existing problem.
Yet Jameson defined postmodernism pastiche as 'blank' parody, reflecting on fact that animations being recycled.
Jameson, F. (1991) Postmodernism. Duke University Press
Hutcheon, L. (1986) The Politics of Postmodernism: Parody and History.
Hutchenon (1986) suggested parody as "representation rather than recycling" of a story, it is suggested as a artefact making humour referring to the existing problem.
Yet Jameson defined postmodernism pastiche as 'blank' parody, reflecting on fact that animations being recycled.
Jameson, F. (1991) Postmodernism. Duke University Press
Hutcheon, L. (1986) The Politics of Postmodernism: Parody and History.
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