The Politics of Postmodernism

Linda Hutcheon

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Cultural Studies and Postmodernism Art, Politics, and Modernism Postmodernism in Literature and Education

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Continuing the project begun in The Poetics of Postmodernism, Linda Hutcheon focuses on the politics of representation. Looking at both mass media and high art forms, she challenges the seeming transparency and apparent apolitical innocence of our visual images and verbal stories, asserting that these construct rather than reflect or express our experience of the world.

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