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The novels of Kurt Vonnegut, as well as the works of authors like Mailer, Salinger, and Arthur Miller, represent a period in American literature in which we find few heroes, lots of self-reflection, and passages like this one--in which the narrator appears and describes the writing process itself. This period is called the

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The period of the novels of Kurt Vonnegut, as well as the works of authors like Mailer, Salinger, and Arthur Miller is called the 'post-modern period'.

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The authors and their writings that emerged in the post-modern period proved to be qualified enough to define the period by their works. The post-modern is the period spanning thirty long years from 1930 to 1960. Writings in this period are descriptive of the contemporary world.