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Significados de postmodernism en inglés

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Broad movement that developed in the mid- to late 20th century across philosophy, the arts, architecture, and criticism.

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Uso de postmodernism en inglés
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The result is teasingly brilliant and prefigures some of postmodernism's best trickery.
The Guardian
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He cut through the conflict-based understanding of humanity that postmodernism had imparted.
Children of dust: a memoir of pakistan
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What could be more postmodern than interrupting your narrative to disavow postmodernism?
The Guardian
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Excuse the postmodernism here but the Iowa caucuses did not happen.
The Irish Times
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Eventually dance resorted to the same blanet term being used for other arts-postmodernism.
The new yorker
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It is almost as if postmodernism has finished off the avant garde completely.
The Guardian
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It offers some exceptional writing, but mostly solid, old-fashioned storytelling or hit-and-miss, boil-in-the-bag postmodernism.
The Guardian
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Also one of those very bad men that not even postmodernism can explain away.
The brief wondrous life of oscar wao
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ACADEMIA: Not long ago, postmodernism was all the rage.
The Irish Times
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This is perhaps the guiding principle of postmodernism.
Children of dust: a memoir of pakistan
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In other news, postmodernism continued its inevitable revival.
The Guardian
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We call that postmodernism." "Look kid, that was last year.
Wired
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And I think we were there before postmodernism.
The Guardian
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Did my not-so-primitive hut fit under the larger roof of postmodernism Venturi had helped to erect?
A place of my own: the architecture of daydreams
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But, like postmodernism itself, the film is a gripping amalgam of its artistic and philosophical predecessors.
Wired
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Even with the rise of postmodernism and its moral relativity, Gene kept his optimism about humankind's potential.
Wired