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The 21 pages that link to Pastiche, each with the reason it gives.

• ParodyCompared with: Pastiche shares stylistic imitation but need not mock or criticize its model.

• Frame storyCompared with: A frame links stories structurally, whereas pastiche links styles or conventions.

• Appropriation (art)Compared with: Pastiche overlaps with stylistic appropriation but does not necessarily reuse particular source images.

• PostmodernismRelated: Pastiche names a recurring postmodern way of reusing historical styles.

• AllusionCompared with: Pastiche reproduces a source’s style more extensively than an allusion does.

• BurlesqueCompared with: It shares imitation with burlesque but need not create comic incongruity.

• Art forgeryCompared with: Pastiche can resemble a forged work while remaining honest about its maker and date.

• Fritz KreislerNarrower topic: His pseudo-historical miniatures deliberately recreated the sound of earlier composers.

• The CantosRelated: The poem incorporates inherited literary styles and documentary materials into its own composition.

• Piano transcriptionCompared with: Pastiche borrows stylistic features, whereas transcription adapts a particular musical source.

• Postmodern artRelated: Postmodern works often assemble historical styles without claiming a single original source.

• PulcinellaRelated: Pulcinella’s historical imitation is transformed by Stravinsky rather than presented as neutral reproduction.

• Postmodern musicRelated: Postmodern music often places borrowed styles side by side as pastiche.

• EclecticismRelated: Pastiche is a stylistic practice that may resemble eclecticism without its broader selection principle.

• Musical parodyCompared with: Parody often uses pastiche’s stylistic imitation but adds comic or critical intent.

• Gene WolfeRelated: Wolfe recasts older literary forms and genres inside speculative settings.

• Michael ChabonRelated: Chabon's fiction often borrows genre patterns and stylistic textures without simply reproducing them.

• Boris AkuninRelated: Akunin builds novels around recognizable literary modes and historical models.

• Postmodernist filmRelated: Postmodernist films use borrowed styles to make cinematic history part of the work.

• Toccata and Fugue in D minorRelated: The piece’s unusual stylistic features have prompted proposals that it may be a pastiche.

• William GaddisRelated: Gaddis’s reuse of cultural forms complicates the distinction between originality and imitation.