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Posted by micron on 01-03-2004 02:31 AM:

death of postmodern theory?

http://www.boston.com/news/globe/id...he_self_critic/

Posted by Yooniece on 01-03-2004 04:36 PM:

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''those who can, think up feminism and structuralism; those who can't, apply such insights to `Moby-Dick' or `The Cat in the Hat'. . .. On the wilder shores of academia, an interest in French philosophy has given way to a fascination with French kissing. In some cultural circles, the politics of masturbation exert far more fascination than the politics of the Middle East.''

Hah! What a cynic.

I love Eagleton's views on the degredation of postmodern theory, which might essentially make me a conformist in his eyes. He's a realist and an objective one at that.

Thanks for the article.

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