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How do postmodernists feel about Aristotelian unities and mimesis?
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They tend to avoid creating the "illusions" of unity and mimesis.
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Postmodernists generally critique Aristotelian unities and mimesis, viewing them as restrictive and imposing a standardized view of storytelling. They argue that these traditional principles limit creativity, diversity, and the exploration of alternative perspectives in art and literature. Postmodernists often advocate for a more fragmented and subjective approach to storytelling that challenges established norms and conventions.
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