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N-UNCOUNT Postmodernism is a late twentieth century approach in art, architecture, and literature that typically mixes styles, ideas, and references to modern society, often in an ironic way. 后现代主义; 后现代派

A new exhibition signals the end of postmodernism.

一场新展览会标志着后现代主义的终结。

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The author is not endorsing any kind of fashionable postmodernism here.

作者其实并不是赞同任何形式的时髦的后现代主义。

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I'm not so interested in postmodernism, rather more in classical literature.

我对后现代主义不是那么感兴趣，相反我更喜欢古典文学。

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From the oddball postmodernism of the mostly conceptual Chicago Spire to the artfully low-slung eves of Frank Lloyd Wright's Prairie Homes, Chicago's buildings do not allow you to pass by without telling their own stories.

BBC: The infamous architecture of Chicago
What this meant on the page changed over time, in stories and essays that ranged from playful postmodernism to sardonic surrealism, in language that dazzled with a semantic mix of high and low.

ECONOMIST: The fevered imaginings of a dazzling American writer
That led to 1970s postmodernism, less a period of creative vitality than of confusing signals and flawed buildings, a half-understood historical recall supposedly leavened with irony in the way past and present were combined.

WSJ: When the Outrageous Became Mainstream

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