Miker:
"Eagleton and others relate the beginning of postmodernism to
the end of the massive student rioting in France."
And the era also saw the publication of Derrida's and
Kristeva's major works in which the former rigid
structuralism was refuted. There's a name for this, but it
escapes me at the moment (lingual turn?).
Haven't been paying attention closely, but has anyone
mentioned architecture. I think the term was first coined in
architectural criticism.
(Someone must think now that there are two Juris on this
panel, the one hilights obscure fifties paperbacks and the
other talks about high-brow things.)
Juri
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