Understanding Postmodernism Through the Theories of Lyotard and Baudrillard

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The article uncovers the complexities of postmodernism, emphasizing its cyclical nature rather than linear progression.
Lyotard's insights redefine artists and writers as philosophers, challenging established norms and knowledge.
Baudrillard's theories illustrate the evolving nature of reality in literature, highlighting simulacra and fragmented representation techniques in culture and art disciplines like science fiction and narrative forms. By addressing the crisis of representation, this exploration calls for a rethinking of how reality is depicted, emphasizing multifaceted cultural expressions.

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This article explores postmodernism's impact on representation and knowledge through Lyotard and Baudrillard's theories.

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