Definition : - Post - modernism rejects the idea that any media product or text is of any greater value than another. All judgements of value are merely taste. Post - modernism is also said to reflect modern society's feelings of alienation (to ignore it), insecurity and uncertainties concerning identity, history, progress and truth, and the break up of traditions like religion, family, or perhaps to a lesser extent, class, which helped identify and shape who we are and our place in the world. For example, artists like Madonna, Michael Jackson and David Bowie are all cited as examples of post - modernism in the ways in which they have created or re - created different identities for themselves.
Definition : - Modernism is understood in art and architechture as the project of rejecting tradition in favour of going "where no man has been before" or better to create forms for no other purpose than novelty.
Bricolage : - Construction or creation created from a diverse range of available things
Pastiche : - An artistic work in a style that imitates that of another work, artist or period
Aesthetics : - concerned with beauty or the appreciation of beauty
Relativism (relativistic) : -
Intent - intentionality - motivations
Anti - global cultural narrative
Anti - ultimate principles
Moderns believe - science, religion, philosophy - progress can be made and there are universal truth
Modernism postmodernism - are worldviews/ way of looking at and understanding the world and people as well as a series of conventions used to construct/ deconstruct texts
The in intent or what they are trying to achieve or their purpose is different
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