Cross the boundary of postmodernism

Author: (USA) Bergmann Meng Qingshi
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: This book begins from the Middle Ages, describing the significant impact of science and technology, scientific methods, economic development, and religion on the modern era. It emphasizes that the so-called modern planning, utilizing technology and economics as its tools, has created a social order characterized by aggressive realism, organized universalism, and ambiguous individualism. In this social order, people become indifferent,, irresponsible, irritable, selfish, and spiritually empty. The authors propose implementing "postmodern realism," which involves restoring the practical and resilient spirit of small communities and encouraging the public to engage in celebratory activities.