• Came from Victorian Era right up to 1914 - came from the believe that the lives of people we're improved by science.
Turning point -
• First World War made people doubt that the world was a better place. Science created weapons that destroyed.
Post-Modernism- 1960s onwards
• The idea in the loss of goodness in people and a suspicion in people.
Post-Modernism- 1960s onwards
• The idea in the loss of goodness in people and a suspicion in people.
• Brought on by The Holocaust and The Atomic Bomb in the Second World War.
• People gave up on religion.
• Rejects and comes after modernism.
However:
• There are still aspects of modernism in society -
1. Genre Hybrids
Theorists -
1. Baudrillard - Hyperreality and Simulacra
2. Lyotard - grand narratives (MAIN ROAD - ORIGINATOR)
3. Jameson - Hybrility
1. Baudrillard - Hyperreality and Simulacra
2. Lyotard - grand narratives (MAIN ROAD - ORIGINATOR)
3. Jameson - Hybrility
Technology:
1. Communication
2. Hyper-reality
Consumerism:
1. Food - Marks and Spencer's
2. Clothes - reputation for people to buy into
3. Deaths - selling products, superficial, Micheal Jackson
Emptiness:
1. Collapse of Rules and Meaning
2. No Belief - religion, science, government
Nostalgia:
1. Video Games - not immersive
2. Snakes on Nokia, PAC Man
POST-MODERNISM IS A REFUSAL TO BELIEVE IN THINGS WE ARE TOLD TO BELIEVE IN.
People have lack of belief in progress so to make anything you have to look back - that's why there isn't anything new.
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