Enormous Changes at the Last Minute: Postmodern Humanism

"The Last Minute of the Great Change:" Postmodern Humanism in Grace Perry's Short Story (1) Grace Perry, feminists such as Grace Perry writer, postmodernists, anti-war activists themselves are called "somewhat aggressive peace I believe that this is a principle and cooperative anarchist. " In 1979, she was arrested on the lawn of the White House for demonstration against nuclear weapons, and her © sumé was full of arrests related to such protests. Paley's statement in an interview with the 1998 online magazine Salon was typical. "Whatever your phone is, whether you are a plumber or an artist, you must make sure that your nest has more justice.

It can not be denied that this is an unprecedented change in the history of mankind. We live in a very special time in human history. The future of human beings depends on us. Changes and changes in this scale can only be achieved through potential changes in human consciousness. This focuses on the collaboration between our human society and the community of living, apart from the problems of competition, quantity and individualism, changing the culture of exploitation, consumption, disposal, and restoring the earth, recycling , To change to creative recycling. Quality and joy This transformation transforms the culture dominated by fear, alienation and lack into a culture of compassion, love, participation, and prosperity.

Postmodernism is a result of a change in trends in every aspect of human life as a symbol of a new era, and is a result of a new social, political, cultural and economic value that brought about a major change in human behavior within the organization It is destruction of. In addition, postmoderns are thought to be a new manifestation of trends in philosophy, ontology, methodology, science, art, politics, society, and economics, and are therefore a new view towards the limitations and disadvantages of modern expression.

If postmodernism could be felt anywhere in the US, it was institutionalized in the academic practice and structure of academic studies in the 1960s and faced tremendous changes in the population and political structure of the university itself. Therefore post-modernism suggests the importance of idol destruction and avant-garde demands of the generation that is in the changing background like this. In fact, this is especially true for people entering the humanities. They believe that "Writers like Bath, Foucault, Christie, Derrida are not sculptures and novels, they are truly dead modernist artists." (Eglton 2003: 67)). In this way postmodern humanities have created cultural research in the United States in the 1970s (Granci did it elsewhere). one