The Postmodern Era

The Postmodern Era, spanning roughly from the mid-20th century onward, is a cultural movement characterized by skepticism toward grand narratives, absolute truths, and objective knowledge. It emphasizes individual perspectives, diversity, and relativism, often questioning traditional authority and embracing complexity. In art, literature, and philosophy, postmodernism challenges conventions, blending styles and genres, and highlighting the subjective nature of experience. It reflects a world increasingly interconnected and aware of multiple realities, encouraging critical thinking about established ideas and embracing ambiguity and paradox.