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This document summarizes the key differences between modernism and postmodernism in geography. It notes that postmodernism emerged in the mid-20th century after World War II, rejecting notions of absolute truth and reality. Postmodernism is characterized by a lack of belief in unity and the view that truth is subjective. In contrast, modernism started in the 19th-early 20th century, was influenced by World War I, and rejected realism. The document also discusses the importance of geography in the 21st century in developing a holistic understanding of links between physical and human systems and dealing with complexity in real world contexts.
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- 1. Geography in the 21st century, future of geography Name- Md Salim Golder Roll no-GEO203023 DEPERTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY ALIAH UNIVERSITY Start
- 2. CONTENT : 1.INTRODUCTION 2.HISTORICAL BACKGROUND 3.CHARACTERISTICS 4.COMMON CHARACTERISTICS OF POST MORDENISM AND MORDENISM 5. DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MORDANISM AND POST MORDANISM
- 3. Post Modernism The term was applied to a whole host of movements , many in art , music, And literature , that reacted against modernism ,and are typically marked by Revival of traditional elements and techniques . Literature of this period reflects the social change characteristics of the times . Postmodernism is the time after second world war in 1945. however ,after the series Of human rights violations that occurred during and after world war (including The holocaust, the atomic bombings of Japan and Japanese internment in the US), writers began to feel as if meaning was an impossible quest , and that the only way to move forward Was to embrace meaninglessness fully.
- 4. HISTORICAL BACKGROUND : Postmodernist like Lyotard and Bauldrillard claim that society has moved on Postmodernism form the modern period . This movement has been caused by: 1. 2nd world war 2. Globalization: Reducing the power of the National state. 3. Economic change. 4. Cold war between countries. 5. Multiple meaning. 6. Post colonialism.
- 5. 1.There is no absolute truth. 2. The end of reality 3.Truth is related with observer. 4.Belives in multicultural. 5.No believe in unity. 6.Everything is subjective truth. CHARACTERISTICS:
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