Carrol, post modern emerges with both transformations in modern art and
post-structuralist discourses. perhaps they merge in the 1960's with the
situationists, guy deboard,et al, the involvement of Henri Lefebvre with
a
political-arts movement that rejected orthodoxy of all forms, defined
(polydirectional?) trajectories for
discussion.
jb
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I don't want to get into a debate about the meaning of words, but the way I
see modernism is as follows. Modernists believe in progress, where
things get better via the application of reason. Traditionalists or
romantics
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Here I have to voice my contempt for many second rate Anglo-American
academics who jump on such a bandwagon start labeling
categorizing,
talking writing ABOUT things rather than participating in THE
THING
(PROCESS)
Touche, Ian,
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