Teach me about postmodernism and reactions to it, as well as

I could probably tell you about remodernism? Not mucht to say though.

>>2485337
much
haha oops

>Postmodernism and Society
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3r9L8lPCY_M
This message will explain the pervasive influence of postmodern thinking on every aspect of contemporary culture: politics, business, education, entertainment, etc.

Albert Mohler explains it all.

>>2485337
... Okay, what is 'Remodernism'? Hell, what's the deal with Modernism? Is it just like, romanticism 2?

>>2485341
Thanks, I'll watch that in a few minutes.

>>2485341
... Oh. That's literally the president of a religious group. Huh.

I don't think I'm going to spend almost an hour watching a dude from a religion I don't follow talk about a topic I have little grounding in. At least, not without a strong counterpoint. How thoroughly does his christian worldview affect the lecture here?

>>2485352
>Remodernism
a folk musician called billy childish and his mate get really pissed off about the the state of contemporary art in britain and the "ybas", the young british artists, so they write a manifesto about "remodernism" espousing a return to spirituality in art an form "the stuckists, the first remodernist art group"
with that group they abandon their ideals and manifesto as soon as, perhaps even before they started to just shitpost and moan about the arts establishment, the turner prize and the ybas

>>2485415
It doesn't, really.

He's a Reformed Christian talking to Christians in a church, but he's not preaching theology or the Bible. He's talking about postmodernism and explains what it is.

>>2485437
... Eh, I'll give it a shot then. I have been thinking about it in a vaguely religious context, so maybe this will actually help.

>>2485432
Oh, Stuckists and the like. I remember reading about them. Interesting.

>>2485437
Alright, I watched about... 40 minutes of it. It was a bit helpful.