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The food firm was also embroiled in controversy in January for an Instagram post parodying Cho Nam-Joo's feminist novel, "Kim Ji-young, born in 1982," to promote its Daeji Bar crunch ice cream bar.

It was not his original work but rather the parodying of another that kept Halper financially afloat.

Devoting the Second Chapter of Part I to "Rewriting Genres", Gurenci Saglam suggests that Ackroyd's fiction do not follow a chronological single plot of investigation like the traditional examples of the genre, but uses multiple narratives, parodying, in fact, all the aspects-the plot, the structure, the detective, the Watson figure, and even the central mystery (48).

Further parodying Western discourse, Chamoiseau might be seen here as alluding to the multiple meanings of "cause," shifting attention, in Aristotelian terms, from the "efficient cause" of Solibo's death (that is, the source of change that brought about his demise) to Solibo's formal and final causes: what he is and what his purpose is.

In the act of parodying Western cliches, these films tend to reinforce the ideas that are already present in Westerns, but do so in a new way.