Social Science Quarterly, Volume 80, Issues 1-2Southwestern Social Science Association and the University of Texas, 1999 - Political science Includes section "Book reviews." |
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... postmodernist thought and the social contexts in which peo- ple encounter these ideas . We begin by defining postmodernism and reviewing the explanations for its rapid emergence as a way of thinking about cultural trends . Then we ...
... postmodernist thought and the social contexts in which peo- ple encounter these ideas . We begin by defining postmodernism and reviewing the explanations for its rapid emergence as a way of thinking about cultural trends . Then we ...
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... postmodernism defined above suggest that postmodernism represents a reasonably coherent view of the social world about which one can ask questions . Certainly the growth in popularity of postmodernist canons of thought suggests a set of ...
... postmodernism defined above suggest that postmodernism represents a reasonably coherent view of the social world about which one can ask questions . Certainly the growth in popularity of postmodernist canons of thought suggests a set of ...
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... postmodernist cultural trends . Self - avowed postmodernist thinkers clearly cluster in humanities departments and , to some degree , in social science departments of Western universities . It remains unclear how a shift to flexible ...
... postmodernist cultural trends . Self - avowed postmodernist thinkers clearly cluster in humanities departments and , to some degree , in social science departments of Western universities . It remains unclear how a shift to flexible ...
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The Detroit Case | 19 |
Pennsylvania | 37 |
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