postisektoris

Postiskektoris is a term used to describe the phenomenon of a segregation or separation of an aspect of society that was previously considered a post-industrial part of the postmodern world, in a post revolutionary phase. This concept refers to a disengagement from or a failure to engage with the postmodern condition, often resulting in a retrograde approach to social, cultural, and economic issues.

The term postiskektoris is often associated with social disillusionment and disconnection from the prevailing values and norms of the post-industrial world. It is characterized by a return to traditional modes of thought and behavior, bordering on social, cultural, and economic atavism. In this sense, postiskektoris can be seen as a contradictory phenomenon in a world that is increasingly globalized, where traditional bonds are weakening and heterogeneity is becoming more widespread.

The postiskektoris can manifest in various ways, such as an interest in premodern forms of cultural expression, a renewed focus on national or regional identities, and an embrace of traditional or outmoded economic policies. While some critics might view postiskektoris as a negative backlash against modernization and change, others see it as an attempt to reconnect with one's own cultural heritage or as a legitimate response to the perceived shortcomings of the postmodern condition.

Postiskektoris is often conflated with postfasciology, but while postfasciology refers to the influence of fascist or totalitarian ideologies in modern societies, postiskektoris refers more broadly to a sort of economic and cultural retraction from the late capitalist world. Both concepts aim to understand some underlying force behind social, cultural and economic failures.