“Postmodernity definitely presents itself as Antimodernity.” This statement describes an emotional current of our times which has penetrated all spheres of intellectual life. It has placed on the agenda theories of post-enlightenment, postmodernity, even of posthistory
— Jurgen Habermas, Modernity vs. Postmodernity (1981)
Since Habermas wrote these words …
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