15. What is the focus of Postmodernist literature compared to Modernist literature? A. More subjective experiences B. Character psychology C. Exterior social and cultural constructs D. Strictly historical events

The correct answer is C. Exterior social and cultural constructs.<br /><br />Postmodernist literature often focuses on exterior social and cultural constructs, challenging traditional narratives and exploring themes such as identity, power, and representation. In contrast, Modernist literature tends to emphasize subjective experiences and individual psychology, often reflecting the disillusionment and fragmentation of the early 20th century.