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An exaggerated murder

Josh D. Cook

2015

The Last Sex

Jamie Lantz, Audrey Joy, Critical Art Ensemble et al.

1993

La condition postmoderne

Jean François Lyotard, Jean-François Lyotard

1984

Stranger Than We Can Imagine

John Higgs

2015

Karl Barth, a future for postmodern theology?

Christian Mostert, Geoff Thompson

2002

Romantic desire in (post)modern art and philosophy

Jos De Mul

1999

The Anti-aesthetic

Hal Foster

1989

God's mission and postmodern culture

John C. Sivalon

2012

A game for all the family

Sophie Hannah

2015

The New Paradigm in Architecture

Charles Jencks

2002

The wake of imagination

Richard Kearney

1988

Conventional wisdom

Susan McClary

2000

The condition of postmodernity

David Harvey

1989

Donner la mort

Derrida, Jacques Derrida

1995

PoMoSexuals

Lawrence Schimel, Carol Queen

1997

Good looking

Barbara Maria Stafford

1996

Art since 1940

Jonathan David Fineberg

1995

History In The Discursive Condition Reconsidering The Tools Of Thought

Elizabeth Deeds Ermarth

2011

Undoing culture

Mike Featherstone

1995

Archons and acolytes

Clarence Cyril Walton

1998

The Political Philosophy of Poststructuralist Anarchism

Todd May

1994

A Learning Missional Church

Beate Fagerli

2012

Principled positions

Judith Squires

1993

Mona Lisa's Moustache

Mary Settegast

2001

Becoming Conversant with the Emerging Church

D. A. Carson

2005

The 60-minute active training series

Mel Silberman, Freda Hansburg, Melvin L. Silberman

2005

The Painted Word: Samuel Beckett's Dialogue with Art (Theater: Theory/Text/Performance)

Lois Oppenheim

2000

The spectator and the spectacle

Kennedy, Dennis

2009

Postmodernity in Latin America

Santiago Colás, Santiago Colás

1994

Jean Baudrillard

Douglas Kellner

1989

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