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	'''Postmodernism''' is a mode of discourse that is characterized by [[philosophical]] [[skepticism]] toward the grand narratives offered by modernism; that rejects epistemological certainty and the stability of meaning; and rejects the emphasis on ideology as the means of maintaining political power. Postmodernism dismisses claims that facts are objective as naïve [[realism]], given the conditional nature of knowledge. The investigative perspective of Postmodernism is characterized by self-reference, epistemological [[relativism]], and [[moral relativism]], [[pluralism]], irony, and eclecticism; and dismisses the universal validity of the principles of binary opposition, the stablility of identity, hierarchy, and categorization. Postmodernism emerged from literary criticism and developed in the mid-twentieth century as an intellectual rejection of modernism, and has been observed across many disciplines. Postmodernism is associated with the disciplines deconstruction and post-structuralism.		'''Postmodernism''' is a mode of discourse that is characterized by [[philosophical]] [[skepticism]] toward the grand narratives offered by modernism; that rejects epistemological certainty and the stability of meaning; and rejects the emphasis on ideology as the means of maintaining political power. Postmodernism dismisses claims that facts are objective as naïve [[realism]], given the conditional [[nature]] of knowledge. The investigative perspective of Postmodernism is characterized by self-reference, epistemological [[relativism]], and [[moral relativism]], [[pluralism]], irony, and eclecticism; and dismisses the universal validity of the principles of binary opposition, the stablility of identity, hierarchy, and categorization. Postmodernism emerged from literary criticism and developed in the mid-twentieth century as an intellectual rejection of modernism, and has been observed across many disciplines. Postmodernism is associated with the disciplines deconstruction and post-structuralism.

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	'''Postmodernism:'' is a mode of discourse that is characterized by [[philosophical]] [[skepticism]] toward the grand narratives offered by modernism; that rejects epistemological certainty and the stability of meaning; and rejects the emphasis on ideology as the means of maintaining political power. Postmodernism dismisses claims that facts are objective as naïve [[realism]], given the conditional nature of knowledge. The investigative perspective of Postmodernism is characterized by self-reference, epistemological [[relativism]], and [[moral relativism]], [[pluralism]], irony, and eclecticism; and dismisses the universal validity of the principles of binary opposition, the stablility of identity, hierarchy, and categorization. Postmodernism emerged from literary criticism and developed in the mid-twentieth century as an intellectual rejection of modernism, and has been observed across many disciplines. Postmodernism is associated with the disciplines deconstruction and post-structuralism.		'''Postmodernism''' is a mode of discourse that is characterized by [[philosophical]] [[skepticism]] toward the grand narratives offered by modernism; that rejects epistemological certainty and the stability of meaning; and rejects the emphasis on ideology as the means of maintaining political power. Postmodernism dismisses claims that facts are objective as naïve [[realism]], given the conditional nature of knowledge. The investigative perspective of Postmodernism is characterized by self-reference, epistemological [[relativism]], and [[moral relativism]], [[pluralism]], irony, and eclecticism; and dismisses the universal validity of the principles of binary opposition, the stablility of identity, hierarchy, and categorization. Postmodernism emerged from literary criticism and developed in the mid-twentieth century as an intellectual rejection of modernism, and has been observed across many disciplines. Postmodernism is associated with the disciplines deconstruction and post-structuralism.

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'''Postmodernism:'' is a mode of discourse that is characterized by [[philosophical]] [[skepticism]] toward the grand narratives offered by modernism; that rejects epistemological certainty and the stability of meaning; and rejects the emphasis on ideology as the means of maintaining political power. Postmodernism dismisses claims that facts are objective as naïve [[realism]], given the conditional nature of knowledge. The investigative perspective of Postmodernism is characterized by self-reference, epistemological [[relativism]], and [[moral relativism]], [[pluralism]], irony, and eclecticism; and dismisses the universal validity of the principles of binary opposition, the stablility of identity, hierarchy, and categorization. Postmodernism emerged from literary criticism and developed in the mid-twentieth century as an intellectual rejection of modernism, and has been observed across many disciplines. Postmodernism is associated with the disciplines deconstruction and post-structuralism.

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