A form of Parody in which existing material -- especially advertising, Public Service Announcements, Very Special Episodes and Aesops of the more Anvilicious or paranoid sort -- is co-opted or repurposed for a message different from (or better yet, completely opposite to) the one it was originally intended to give. Not to be confused with Denouement. Examples of Detournement include:
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