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“Best and Kellner celebrate the undeniable freshness and vivacity of many of postmodernism's daring incursions....This is an extraordinarily wide-ranging book, exemplary for its coverage of the great variety and contrariety of postmodern discourses, movements, productions, etc....In six chapters postmodernism is traced from its origins in Kierkegaard, Marx, and Nietzsche through its influence on and manifestation in critical theory, painting and architecture, economics, science and politics....The breadth of erudition placed at our disposal is impressive, and it is presented in such a way that one is neither bored nor insulted by self-indulgence. What's more, for those like me who were taught that postmodernism is essentially spelled Heidegger-Derrida-Foucault, it is refreshing and enlightening to read knowledgeable and cogent discussions about its incursions into other areas of life....The treatment of economics in its modern and postmodern incarnations...more than justifies the price of the book all by itself....If someone expressed to me a wish to learn about postmodernism I wouldn't hesitate--this is the book I would push across the desk.”

—International Studies in Philosophy (Mark-Nelson Youngerman in Vol. XXXV/4, 2003)

“In Postmodern Theory, Best and Kellner examined the transformation and upheaval of contemporary culture and society. In The Postmodern Turn, they complete the difficult task of extending and deepening their systematic analysis through a far-reaching and definitive survey of seismically active terrain in philosophy, science, and the arts.”

—Darrell Y. Hamamoto, University of California, Davis

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