... Pontbriand posit it as a defining characteristic of postmodern performance.
... is the modernism against which an emergent postmodernism defines itself. ...

As Savage and Warde noted, the emergent postmodern condition was premised on
notions of specificity, of localized scale and context, a celebration of local
...

By its nature the postmodern is conceived in contrast to the modern — the era,
... continue to be presented with claims in behalf of an emergent postmodern;
...

The text enacts in itself the historical moment, in the sixties, of the
coexistence, of a dominant (soon to be residual) modern with an emergent
postmodern ...

... are certainly some similarities (which reflect a modern-postmodern overlap)3
... primarily because of its emergent, contested, and transitional nature.4 ...

These changes will be the direct result of a newly emerging postmodern-
multicultural paradigm in the mental health professions (D'Andrea, 2000). ...

There is now, to my mind, a clear non-conformity between Los Angeles'
persistently modernist urban planning and the emergent postmodern urbanism of
southern ...

While it largely resonates with an eighteen-to-thirty-four-year-old audience--
the first fully postmodern generation--it is also gaining popularity with ...

David Bohm, "Postmodern Science and a Postmodern World," in The Reen- chantment
of ... For a succinct summary of Kuhn's view from a postmodern perspective, ...

James Ellroy's White Jazz is a postmodern noir parody/pastiche, ... West's The
Day of the Locust introduces the idea of an emergent postmodernism in ...