APPIGNANESI: Introducing Postmodernism

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Introducing Postmodernism (more info)
Composed by: Albert von Tilzer
Patrick Curry, reader
Ziauddin Sardar, reader
Richard Appignanesi, reader


1. What is postmodernism? - 02:37
2. I'm Richard Appignanesi - 01:45
3. Is what we produce always ahead of what we think? - 02:05
4. The end of realism - 02:15
5. The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction - 01:25
6. Jean-Francois Lyotard - 03:40
7. Abstract impressionism - 02:14
8. Pop art - 03:09
9. Anti-modernism - 02:12
10. Andrew Brighton of the Tate - 02:48
11. The Louvre - 03:11
12. Jean Baudrillard - 03:47
13. Metaphor and metonymy - 03:42
14. Making sense of the world through binary - 01:16
15. Roland Barthes - 02:19
16. The death of the author - 03:27
17. Text and context - 01:05
18. Jacques Derrida - 02:51
19. Michel Foucault - 02:26
20. Picasso's "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon" - 01:23
21. Power is positive - 01:29
22. Jacques Lacan - 02:44
23. Postmodern feminism - 02:01
24. Julia Kristeva - 01:43
25. Michele Roberts - 01:29
26. Postmodernism and emancipation - 03:06

Introducing Postmodernism (more info)
Composed by: Albert von Tilzer
Patrick Curry, reader
Ziauddin Sardar, reader
Richard Appignanesi, reader


1. Knowing the mind of God - 02:28
2. The anthropic principle - 01:57
3. Postmodern history - 02:57
4. Postmodern architecture - 02:59
5. Achieving pluralism with a computer - 01:43
6. Holocaust tourism - 02:19
7. Welcome to Cyberia - 03:08
8. Trainers are simulacra - 02:19
9. There is no ultimate truth - 02:19
10. Marx and capitalist production - 02:26
11. Benetton poster campaign - 02:33
12. Karaoke and copycat postmodernism - 02:35
13. You have 20 seconds to comply - 03:06
14. Movement at a standstill - 02:39
15. Doubt - 02:15
16. Professor Ziauddin Sardar - 03:31
17. Does postmodern traffic just go one way? - 02:14
18. Appropriation of the Third World - 02:12
19. Postmodernism's future in the Third World - 04:05
20. The last man - 03:24
21. Rethinking the Enlightenment - 02:08

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