How is Tim O'Brien's chapter "Good Form" an example of Postmodernism? A. The narrator acknowledges his emotions.
B. The characters realize they are a part of the story.
C. The work includes footnotes.
D. The work talks about stories themselves.
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Tim O'Brien's "Good Form" chapter is an example of postmodernism because the chapter makes references to itself. This is a strong characteristic of postmodernist literature.

Explanation: Postmodern works are seen as a response to the dogmatic following of Enlightenment thought and modernist approaches to literature.

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The work talks about stories themselves

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