Lyotard and The Postmodern Condition

Jean-François Lyotard is a French philosopher and a literary theorist. He is an important figure in the development of post-modern philosophy. In addition to helping to define postmoderns, Lyotard also analyzed the impact of postmoderns on human condition. Post modern conditions are one of the pioneering research of Riotard on the influence of postmodern on the modern world. The focus of this research is on the current transition of society from industry framework to post industry framework. How does this change change the way and method of production, and the products produced?

French philosopher Jean - Franc - Owa - Ljörtal states a different post - modern "Post - Modern Condition" (1979), but here postmodern is after modernism, not after modernism. In "modern" he refers to the enlightenment of the 18th century and some of the constitution aimed at creating a reasonable state is written - in particular the constitution of the United States and France. Citizens have an obligation (even if not a treaty) to participate in the state through the public domain and to negotiate the power that the state can use. Knowledge is liberation, releasing people

Theorists related to postmodernism often use this term to describe the era of new cultures in the West. For the philosopher Jean-François Lyotard, post-modern conditions are defined as "doubt of metanarathy"; that is, lack of trust in other liberating projects in modern times like science and Marxism.

As a term post - modern contains its own paradox. The word "post" means the result including the feeling that it is built based on modernism. Lyotard's work "Post Modern Condition: Knowledge Report" distinguishes between modernism and postmodern art. He believes that the art forms of these times express something that can not be explained, including sublime. Lyotard said modernist art reduced the severity of the incident to a recognizable form. By contrast, postmodern works present themselves expressible expressions, denying that in the process the work has a recognizable form. Postmodern art is being rejected by the concept of accepted art form. In this case, Kerouac called his novel "on the street" "Epos" - beyond the epic definition. Kerouac's typeface has the first influence on how to write books. But Giroux asked him how to print it. This novel has become a legend