Periodising the 2000s, or, the Emergence of Metamodernism
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Thinking at once negatively and positively about it is a beginning, but what we need is a new
vocabulary. The languages that have been useful in talking about culture and politics in the
past don't really seem adequate to this historical moment.(Jameson on postmodernism
quoted in Stephanson 1988, 12–13) In 1989, the social theorist Francis Fukuyama wrote a
controversial article in the National Interest under the title 'The End of History?'In the article,
he argued that with the pending demise of the communist empire, History with a capital H …
vocabulary. The languages that have been useful in talking about culture and politics in the
past don't really seem adequate to this historical moment.(Jameson on postmodernism
quoted in Stephanson 1988, 12–13) In 1989, the social theorist Francis Fukuyama wrote a
controversial article in the National Interest under the title 'The End of History?'In the article,
he argued that with the pending demise of the communist empire, History with a capital H …
Thinking at once negatively and positively about it is a beginning, but what we need is a new vocabulary. The languages that have been useful in talking about culture and politics in the past don’t really seem adequate to this historical moment.(Jameson on postmodernism quoted in Stephanson 1988, 12–13)
In 1989, the social theorist Francis Fukuyama wrote a controversial article in the National Interest under the title ‘The End of History?’In the article, he argued that with the pending demise of the communist empire, History with a capital H–that is, not simply the chronology of time passing, but the chronicle of mankind’s evolutionary process–had ended. With the ‘unabashed victory of liberal democracy’, he suggested in his subsequent book The End
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