Random good picture Not show

31. Having the courage to make innovations, Gertrude Stein, the American female writer, broke a path of her own in the tide of modernism, and became the pioneer of postmodernism.

32. He regards Marxism as basic principle containing all kinds of theories, thereby rumly combines with postmodernism.

33. Because it was transformed by different cultural tradition and attacked by modernism, Postmodernism was divided into negativity and constructivity.

34. This class provides an introduction to modern art and theories of modernism and postmodernism.sentencedict .com

35. "Lolita", the novel written by Vladimir Nabokov is the pioneering work of postmodernism. It has brought about controversies on account of its paedophiliac description.

36. Postmodernism is not a period conception or a notion of an art campaign also.

37. In the art world after the 1960 s, Postmodernism becomes the dominant ideology.

38. Kurt Vonnegut, a famous American writer of the 20(th) century, uses both stream of consciousness of modernism and black humor of postmodernism in writing his slaughterhouse-Five.

39. Baroque recitative and montage technique account for each other to predominate the entire poem, projecting a bizarre vista of postmodernism.

40. The corrosiveness of commodity fetishism, the breakout of collective life, and the loss of the cultural critic and spiritual precursor, all of these become new crisis of postmodernism.

41. Postmodernism is a trend of thought in philosophy under mordern western civilization.

42. Barbie as an icon of postmodernism stand for lightness of being.

43. The basic theory of Lyotard's postmodernism view of science is the view of post-structuralism that emphasizes the " incommensurability " of knowledge and focuses on the various language differences.

44. Postmodernism. Deconstructionism: The text is dead, the author is dead, the reader is dead.

45. John Barth is one of the most influential innovators in the circle of American postmodernism fiction.

46. However, according to the background of Chinese culture, the new history novels can partly absorb or"misapprehend"western postmodernism. For this reason we can say that the new history novels absorbs...

47. The Postmodernism architectures are falling into chaos for the impression of the relativism.

48. Though postmodernism stage it will surely effect future philosophy far profoundly.

49. Is postmodernism compatible with a strong commitment to human agency and autonomy?

50. The theory of "textual subjectivity" advocated by Jacques Derrida and others shows clearly the spirit of the aesthetic of postmodernism.

51. In the beginning, postmodernism was not merely ironical, merely gesture, some kind of clever sham, a hotchpotch for the sake of it.

52. With the essence of difference and multiplex, postmodernism becomes the origin and basis of multiculturalism.

53. Correct understanding of the influence of postmodernism is of vital importance to our inheritance of tradition, realization of modernization and building of a tuneful and civilized socialism.

54. In this way, postmodernism might be seen as the delayed germination of an older seed, planted by artists like Marcel Duchamp, during modernism's high noon of the 1920s and 1930s.

55. As the same of the spirit of Postmodernism, John Dewey's Theory of "child-centered" represented a kind of Modernity, and it shows us a better life with others.

56. Fowles is the famous novelist of postmodernism in the modern English literature.

57. As a result, there are some important affinities between Chinese tradition and postmodernism.

58. They asserted to transform the traditional theodicy in the Postmodernism sight and to combine it with modern reflection.

59. According to Frederic Jameson , modernism and postmodernism are cultural formations which accompany particular stages of capitalism.

60. Througha brief analysis of linguistic significance in language itself, this paper also tr ies to obtain the linguistic basis of relativist tendency and constructivist ten dencyof postmodernism.