Postmodernism: The Twilight of the Real

Neville Wakefield

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Cultural Studies and Postmodernism Contemporary Literature and Criticism Postmodernism in Literature and Education

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The postmodernist debate is characterized by conceptual complexity, obscurity and textual inaccessibility. Neville Wakefield's critique takes postmodernism back to its roots; in linguistics, media studies, literary theory and psychoanalysis. Moreover, the complex theory is applied to contemporary cultural issues which will be familiar to all - from Disneyworld to the Sunday Sport and Acid House.

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