Post-Exoticism is a literary and artistic movement that emerged in the late 20th century, characterized by a departure from traditional forms of exoticism. It seeks to explore and represent cultures and identities in a more nuanced and authentic manner, often challenging stereotypes and clichés associated with the "other." This movement is often associated with writers like Antoine Volodine and Nicolas Bouvier, who emphasize the complexity of cultural experiences. Post-Exoticism encourages a blending of genres and styles, allowing for a more fluid and dynamic expression of identity, often reflecting the interconnectedness of global cultures.