Through the study of human relations and how lives are shaped,, Vonnegut presents the most effective satire in Breakfast of Champions.
Explanation:
Kurt Vonnegut is one of the finest novelists that employ the use of post modernist themes in their novels for satire.
His work Breakfast of Champions is a study of class, wealth, race and sensual relations in US but the overarching theme is one that is concerned with the post modernist movement.
The causality of life is to be reflected in his work of art and in life there is often no clear beginning middle or end to things as we may like them to be.
This foregrounds the best satire in the book often.
"You want to be very careful about lying; otherwise you are nearly sure to get caught."
Explanation:
The techniques that are used by McCullough help communicate his argument that not everyone is special. He uses wit to convince his audience of his claim.
