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Postmoderne

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The geopolitical aesthetic

Fredric Jameson

1992

Fashionable nonsense

Alan D. Sokal, Jean Bricmont

1998

Escaping education

Madhu Suri Prakash, Gustavo Esteva

1998

The condition of postmodernity

David Harvey

1989

Good looking

Barbara Maria Stafford

1996

History In The Discursive Condition Reconsidering The Tools Of Thought

Elizabeth Deeds Ermarth

2011

Undoing culture

Mike Featherstone

1995

Cultural theory and late modernity

Johan Fornäs

1995

White mythologies

Robert J. C. Young

1990

The Historical Imagination

Frederick M. Holmes

1997

Fire and power

William D. Atwill

1994

The postmodern humanism of Philip K. Dick

Jason P. Vest

2009

Der Streit um Differenz

Nancy Fraser, Drucilla Cornell, Judith Butler et al.

1995

Hiding in the light

Dick Hebdige

1988

Postmodernism

Douglas Kellner

1989

A primer on postmodernism

Stanley J. Grenz

1996

Feminist fabulation

Marleen S. Barr

1992

Postmodernism and the other

Ziauddin Sardar

1998

Ornamentalism

Jensen, Robert

1982

Mysticism after modernity

Don Cupitt

1998

The Postmodernist allegories of Thomas Pynchon

Deborah L. Madsen

1991

Reading relationally

Laurie Edson

2000

Who's afraid of postmodernism?

James K. A. Smith

2006

Postmodern social analysis and criticism

John W. Murphy

1989

Philosophy at the Boundary of Reason

Patrick L. Bourgeois

2001

Images of postmodern society

Norman K. Denzin

1991

Uncritical theory

Christopher Norris

1992

Paradigm debates in curriculum and supervision

Linda S. Behar-Horenstein, Jeffrey Glanz, Robert J. Starratt

2000

Postmodernism and the environmental crisis

Arran Gare

1995

A post-modern perspective on curriculum

William E. Doll

1993

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