Metaficción
Definition
Metaficción is a narrative technique where a work of fiction self-consciously draws attention to its own status as an artificial creation. It often includes references to the process of writing, storytelling, or the relationship between author and reader.
Related terms
Parodia: Parodia refers to imitating or mocking another work by exaggerating its style or content for comedic effect.
Intertextualidad: Intertextualidad is when one text makes reference to another text, creating connections between them.
Autorreferencialidad: Autorreferencialidad occurs when an author includes themselves as characters in their own work, blurring the line between reality and fiction.
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