postmodern

/poʊstˈmɑdərn/
adjective
  1. Relating to or characteristic of a style and movement in art, architecture, and literature that reacts against modernism, often using mixed styles, irony, and playful references.
    • Her postmodern painting combines classical figures with cartoon-like elements.
    • The museum's new wing has a postmodern design with bright colors and unusual shapes.
    • Many postmodern novels mix different genres and break traditional storytelling rules.
  2. Relating to a way of thinking that questions traditional ideas about truth, meaning, and certainty, often emphasizing that knowledge depends on culture and context.
    • Postmodern philosophy argues that there is no single, universal truth.
    • The professor's postmodern approach challenges the idea that history can be completely objective.
    • In postmodern thought, language itself shapes how we understand reality.
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