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Understanding Supplanting the Postmodern: Key Theories, Paradigms, and Analysis of the Anthology
"Supplanting the Postmodern: An Anthology of Writings on the Arts and Culture of the Early 21st Century, edited by David Rudrum and Nicholas Stavris (Bloomsbury Academic, 2015), is a foundational critical collection. It gathers major theoretical essays and manifestos asserting that postmodernism has ended, offering competing frameworks—such as metamodernism, digimodernism, hypermodernism, and performatism—to explain 21st-century culture. Historical Context: Why Postmodernism Needed Supplanting For the final three decades of the twentieth century, critical theory across literature, architecture, philosophy, and the visual arts was dominated by..."
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