The Dynamics of Cultural Writing in Postmodernity
Journal Title: Journal of Advanced Research in Social Sciences - Year 2021, Vol 4, Issue 3
Abstract
The article investigates the upheaval generated by the change of epistemes, from modernity to postmodernity (structuralism to poststructuralism) at the level where it is not only self-assumed, but also stated: at the writing level. On final analysis, the outlines of what might be called the âagendaâ of poststructuralism will reveal an opposition to meaning, to rigid structure, to universality, to transcendence and an embracing of endless difference, of free play, of irreducible immanence, or âhere and nowâ within-the-world-ness. It conceptualises the relation to the other in general. The cultural writing thus becomes a companionship, hospitable to the movement of otherness.
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Daniela Cârstea,
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