Similar words: postmodern, modernism, modernise, modernist, modernistic, modernisation, modernity, modernize. Meaning: n. genre of art and literature and especially architecture in reaction against principles and practices of established modernism.
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1. Benjamin's fully political postmodernism throws this assumption into question.
2. Callinicos drives a coach and horses through postmodernism; well and good.
3. The now voluminous literature on modernism and postmodernism has been dominated by philosophers and modern language theorists and historians of architecture.
4. What then are some political implications of postmodernism conceived perse as cultural de-differentiation?
5. Postmodernism does not signal the end of politics or the creation of forms which are emptied of political content.
6. The triumph of postmodernism, at least in the west[sentence dictionary], has been a Pyrrhic victory.
7. There are several factors which directly connect postmodernism and the new mode of economic regulation.
8. Such politically engaged postmodernism is rarer in Britain than elsewhere.
9. Postmodernism points to a more organic, less differentiated enclave of organization than those dominated by the bureaucratic designs of modernity.
10. As Stuart Marshall observed pointedly, postmodernism authorizes but has yet to create a new populism.
11. Thus, the relationship of critical theory to postmodernism and poststructuralism is indeed a far more complex matter than is commonly assumed.
12. One of the gains of postmodernism, however,[sentencedict.com] has been its recuperative aspect.
13. Architecture from Prehistory to Postmodernism : the Western Tradition.
14. The rhetoric of science is affected by postmodernism.
15. Such influences of postmodernism are both active and negative.
16. Postmodernism expressed an intimate attitude towards Confucianism.
17. This does not mean that constructive postmodernism can prevent empire building by nations or intellectual movements.
18. He thought that on the way to postmodernism, only through patricide, or rebellion against Brecht, could a kind of theatre that keeps abreast of the times and conforms to reality be created.
19. It is at this point that Todorov's' classicism, is projected towards postmodernism.
20. Postmodernism I believe that Bourdieu's conceptual framework opens up the social-scientific study of postmodernism in several ways.
21. Pierre Bourdieu has also significantly not participated in the debates on modernism and postmodernism.
22. The following comparisons with modern and deconstructionist-postmodern thought serve to situate ecological postmodernism.
23. A frequent accusation levelled against the nouveau roman and, indeed, both modernism and postmodernism is their apolitical nature.
24. The elision of the divisions between high art and popular culture is one of the much-vaunted ambitions of postmodernism.
25. In terms of narratology, the author is almost a pioneer of postmodernism in his use of cyclical narrative.
26. In other words, they take part in the endless circulation of images that is a distinguishing feature of postmodernism.
27. Postmodern realism reflects the tendency of the development of postmodernism.
28. Donald Barthelme, the lhther of the new generation of postmodernism in the. U.S.
29. As a fashionable but cryptical term from the west, Postmodernism is also paid close attention in domestic academe.
30. A postmodern approach from a different premise than both libertarianism and the socialism. Postmodernism is holistic.
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