International Encyclopedia of Social & Behavioral Sciences

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• There has also developed a vigorous antipostmodernism in the 1990s, even among those whose work most geographers would associate with a postmodern perspective. Many Marxist geographers, for example, continuing to follow David Harvey’s lead (see Harvey 1996), have narrowed postmodernism almost entirely to being a politically diverting and divisive aspect of the contemporary condition of global capitalism. Efforts to continue to press a postmodern epistemological critique are therefore seen as politically retrogressive and antagonistic to the radical project of historical and geographical materialism. At the other end of the political spectrum, more conservative geographers frequently reduce postmodernism to superficial and often foolish playfulness, blunting any challenge to their establish... (查看原文)

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