In literature,the postmodern hero differ from his or her predecessors by
A) having been rejected by society for not conforming.
B) embracing his or her ordinariness and lack of purpose.
C) having no definable goal and merely wandering through life.
D) accepting that the search for meaning is never-ending.

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The postmodern hero's lack of a definable goal and acceptance that the search for meaning is never-ending distinguishes them from previous heroic models, who typically had a clear goal and a sense of purpose. The postmodern hero recognizes the complexity and uncertainty of the world and does not conform to traditional societal norms, but they still maintain a sense of agency and responsibility in shaping their own destiny.

In Literature,the Postmodern Hero Differ from His or Her Predecessors