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    makes life a lot easier and simple. Postmodern which came into use shortly after World War II‚ it is the era that follows Modernism‚ and designates the cultural condition of the late twentieth century. Postmodern primarily occurred in the West‚ artist offered alternatives to the high seriousness and introversion of Modernist expression. Postmodernism is also self consciously populist even to the point of inviting the active participation of the beholder. Postmodern artist bring wry skepticism to the

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    postcolonial literature since the 1970s is the most dramatic and significant manifestation of the de-centering and de-marginalization defining both postmodernity and postmodernism 7. Postmodern literature arose after World War II as a series of reactions against the perceived norms of modernist literature. 8. Postmodern writers include: Kurt Vonnegut‚ Joseph Heller‚ David Foster Wallace 9. a time marked by the cold war and the excesses of consumption. 10. It differs from Modernism by blurring

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    appearance. (BJARKE Ingels Group ApS 2009 :23) This contemporary yet Modernist approach to urban housing is a result of the Modernist culture in Denmark that has been present since the second half of the 20th century where Denmark saw a rise in Modern architecture. In the 1960’s the state began to invest in industrial construction where precast and prefabricated building elements were used and as a result very high-rise housing blocks emerged to address the Modern Dilemma of rapid urbanization and therefore

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    B) Whose self? In the early parts of the novel‚ Oedipa runs into people with multiple names and identities‚ or who are actor sor compulsive role-players. (She herself gets the name tag “Arnold Snarb” stuck on her.) Later‚ the men around her start dissolving or disappearing in even more drastic ways. Obviously‚ this sense of psychic variability is a result of Pynchon’s method characterization‚ which gives surface traits rather than psychological depth; still‚ its good to remember that Hollywood is

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    space‚ and different realities. While each and every episode isn’t necessarily connected thematically‚ there is a clear narrative running through the show that is moved forward every other episode or so. The show makes use of many tools found in the postmodern toolbox to be funny‚ or to be critical of society and certain schools of thought.

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    Academic Reading sample task – Identifying writer’s views/claims Discovered in the early 1800s and named ‘nicotianine’‚ the oily essence now called nicotine is the main active ingredient of tobacco. Nicotine‚ however‚ is only a small component of cigarette smoke‚ which contains more than 4‚700 chemical compounds‚ including 43 cancer-causing substances. In recent times‚ scientific research has been providing evidence that years of cigarette smoking vastly increases the risk of developing fatal medical

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    complicated discussion‚ but one this essay will resolve. The postmodern movement rebels against any type of categorisation‚ as it has many diverse forms in which it is depicted‚ such as film‚ music‚ fashion‚ dance and of course‚ art. Jane Pavitt‚ co-curator of the big autumn exhibition Postmodernism: style and subversion 1970-1990‚ explains that after three years conversing over it‚ the were able to create many different definitions for the postmodern movement. However in its moment‚ it defied categorisation

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    Drafting By: Madison Stewart Drafting is the drawing up of blueprints for architectural structures‚ and mechanical engineering tools and objects. There are two sides to drafting‚ the mechanical side and the architectural side. It’s a great career that is fun‚ and easy to do. Architectural drafting has to deal with drawing up the blueprints for homes‚ schools‚ churches‚ and any other architectural structure you can think of. It’s very easy to come up with these blueprints. You can either draw

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    tolerance–diversity–choice." (Struble). As stated before‚ many critics have different views of postmodernism. One of the most famous critics‚ David Lodge‚ has stated a guideline for postmodernist discernment. David Lodge‚ writing about postmodern fiction identifies five basic postmodern characteristics as contradiction‚ discontinuity‚ randomness‚ excess and short circuit. Educational technologists may initially react to the considering such characteristics within instructional design. Indeed‚ it might be argued

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    Postmodern Art of the Sixties and Seventies Before the 19th century‚ most artists made artwork that depicted scenes related to religion or mythology. Due to the popularization of the idea of the subconscious mind‚ many artists began exploring dreams‚ symbolism‚ and personal iconography as avenues for the depiction of their subjective experiences. The notion that art should depict the world realistically was challenged as several artists experimented with expressive use of

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