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Oct 2020
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An introduction to Post-modernism (STUDE...

MATTHEW WILKIN
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In this episode. Matthew talks to Drew Dalton from The university of Sunderland all about Post-modernism. Drew explains the difference between modernity, liquid modernity and post-modernity as well as explaining ideas from the likes of Bauman, Foucault and Baudrillard.

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