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Postmodernism is a cultural, intellectual, and artistic movement that emerged in the mid-20th century as a reaction against modernism. It is characterized by its skepticism towards grand narratives, universal truths, and the idea of progress. Postmodernism often challenges the notion of a single, objective reality and instead emphasizes the subjective nature of truth and meaning.
One of the key features of postmodernism is its emphasis on fragmentation and multiplicity. This is reflected
Postmodernism also has significant implications for philosophy and theory. Philosophers like Jean-François Lyotard and Jacques Derrida
In architecture, postmodernism is marked by its eclecticism and its use of historical styles and motifs in
Despite its skepticism towards grand narratives, postmodernism is not entirely devoid of meaning or purpose. It