Meanings of post-modernism in English

Is this a reaction to the irony and emotional distance of post-modernism?

Shulman retired in the 1970s, disgusted by the turn architecture took with post-modernism.

The exhibit, with art from 15 countries, illustrates contemporary approaches to topics like conceptualism, post-modernism and political activism.

Jencks tirelessly promoted post-modernism, a style of colour and decoration which, he hoped, would communicate directly to the public.

Like Boulez, Stockhausen had a contempt for post-modernism, and for much the same reasons; it was nostalgic, lazy, parochial.

Her ideas echo Jean Baudrillard's post-modernism, where the only reality is reflection, but are less convincing when applied to her real examples.

Even those stubbornly opposed to Quentin Tarantino's brand of bubblegum post-modernism might feel obliged to push some grudging gratitude his way this summer.

His novels regularly pop up on people's "best of" lists and feature on university modules with names such as "post-modernism, post-war".

Forty years after it was designed by Italian Alessandro Mendini (b 1931), the Proust Armchair endures as a key example of European post-modernism.

Tells how he realized that Post-Modernism was a dead aesthetic while reading a book called "One-Half," by William Y.

Worthy of mention are the Bauhaus, Art Deco, the Ulm School (which continued in the spirit of the Bauhaus), and Post-modernism.

The New Yorker, August 11, 1975 P. 19 Letter to a literary critic about the death of Post-Modernism- the latest literary movement.