0 a style of art, writing, music, theatre, and especially architecture popular in the West in the 1980s and 90s, that includes features from several different periods in the past or from the present and past
This disruptive invasion is the kernel of postmodernism.
With the rise of postmodernism and neoliberalism this debate has faded into obscurity.
It is notoriously difficult to offer a coherent definition of "postmodernism" because of the myriad ways it has been used in the past sixty years.
First, it proposes new terms for considering the relationship between modernism and postmodernism.
In this way, the article explores the value of ideas from postmodernism in making sense of the research data.
In its incredulity towards subjective autonomy, postmodernism may seem incompatible with authenticity.
From this perspective, surely they do more than play into the vision of business as usual that is usually fostered by postmodernism?
Above all, though, these writers are united in a disdain for metropolitan postmodernism, suburban minimalism, campus selfreflexivity.
