post-modernism

Gary came of age intellectually during an era before post-modernism had fully gotten its hold in English departments throughout the country.

Jeff Kelly Lowenstein: RIP, Gary Adelman Jeff Kelly Lowenstein 2012

Economists have a pernicious model fetish, but that's better than merely verbal rhetoric that creates rather pointless debates that can be engaged endlessly without effect (sociology, post-modernism, Sokal and Social Text).

Douglass North at Length, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

Just on the humanism/post-humanism issue, is post-humanism related to post-modernism?

Stefan Zweig « Tales from the Reading Room 2009

But how many Catholic schools out there actually provide students with a meaningful education in Western thought, as opposed to merely dunking them repeatedly in the trendy "isms" — feminism, multiculturalism, deconstructionism, post-modernism, etc. — of our time?

The ABC's: Aquinas, Books, Catholic identity 2009

I found your post interesting because it reminds me of the battle between “scientism” and “post-modernism”.

Darwin Sucks « Tales from the Reading Room 2009

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Darwin's Birthday...and I'm Late to the Party Andrew Beckner 2009

To witness desert nomads perform to a truly mixed audience in one of the oldest locally existing bandshells in LA is post-modernism in full play.

Raul Pacheco: The Beat That Binds Us All Raul Pacheco 2011

To witness desert nomads perform to a truly mixed audience in one of the oldest locally existing bandshells in LA is post-modernism in full play.

Raul Pacheco: The Beat That Binds Us All Raul Pacheco 2011

He uses “hipster” to indict all aspects of modernity — secularism, individualism, irony, skepticism, post-modernism, etc.

Matthew Yglesias » The CAP/Dwell Connection 2010

If anything, post-humanism is what comes after post-modernism, but they are both such whopping great doctrines with so many dimensions that they undoubtedly relate in more complex and subtle ways than that.

Stefan Zweig « Tales from the Reading Room 2009