What does lit think of postmodernism?
Extremely interesting and copiously stimulating. My favorite genre thus far.
>>7428615
It's a joke that never ends.
I'm finally starting to "get" it, and that is a good feeling. I think its good... Not much better or worse than anything else...
It's a hole we must either eternally fall into or ignore.
What's up Steve
>>7429228
>everything's a social construct, man!
>fascinating thinkers
You must have a genius level IQ.
>>7429233
>everything's a social construct, man!
>Derrida, Foucault and Deleuze
it must be so cool living life just deciding what people meant without having read them
>>7429233
>implying you have to agree with a thinker to read them
time for bed junior
it was a mistake and the result of WW2. modernism is poised to make a comeback though.
>>7429245
call me junior one more FUCKING time and see what happens. Go ahead I FUCKING dare you.
>>7429256
junebug :3
>>7429256
jr.
>>7429244
>google derrida
>video of him bitching about the phrase "please elaborate" for over three minutes
lol. So this faggot can't explain his own ideas clearly and he gets mad when people ask him to explain his shit more clearly.
>>7429293
Link?
>>7429293
>gets made mocked for talking about writers he's never read
>decides to watch a video
ayy lmao the reddit is so strong
>>7428615
It's fascinating, tedious, intellectually stimulating, stupidly pseudo-philosophical, earth-shattering and entirely redundant
engage with it or don't engage, it literally does not fucking matter because either position is still a perfectly valid approach in post-modernism
>>7429396
>I don't get someone, I refuse to read them, and I have presuppositions about them. Trust me when I talk about them though. :)
>>7429400
Postmodernism is based on a simple premise. The rest is just bullshit piled on top of bullshit written to fill faculty seats at universities.
>>7429396
Are you trying to tell us that you're a retard and an emotional reactionary?
>>7429404
>>>/r/books
You'll really feel like you belong there. :)
How do I into postmodernism? DFW?
It's gay
>>7429404
>mfw plebs show their power level
>>7431111
Nice quads
>>7431111
based quads tbqh
plebs who hate postmodernism BTFO
Postmodernism, no originality required.
>>7431134
>tfw you hated postmodernism
>tfw now you kinda fucks with it
>/lit/ talks about books which could be described as postmodern on a daily basis
>what does /lit/ think about postmodernism?
saged
>>7428615
It's shit. Modernism was the only true age of literature. Remodernism is the way to go.
>>7431223
unfortunately it doesn't work that way. Can't go back now, thats why new sincerity and metamodernism are such jokes. The only way out is forward
>>7431263
How can you say that when Modernism never got to finish its styles because WWII started? What we need is a new spirituality in art. Art needs to be art again.
>>7431282
Isn't the disheartening consequences perpetuated by the Second World War a characteristic of modernism?
>>7431534
"Modern" literature goes from 1890 to about 1930/40, anon.
>>7431102
this
>>7431539
I mixed it up with the First World War. But how did the oncoming of the Second World War bring an end to the movements?
>>7431568
There was a lot of radicalization and censorship going on in Europe in the 30s. It was not a great environment for experimental or critical literature.
It's the only thing that makes sense.
>>7429262
>>7429260
I
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>>7428615
The industrial revolution was a false flag operation, and there is no post-modernism.
#MechanizationCantMeltSteelBeams
>>7429256
>>7429235
Wow, someone took the time to type of the epilogue to every postmodernist piece of literature ever written
>>7431141
Is the cultural appropriation of low brow nigspeak also low brow postmodernism? Or can it transcend that status? Idk 2bh family.
