Introducing Postmodernism - CD Música

ALINHAMENTO

Disco 1
1.1 - What Is Postmodernism?
1.2 - I'm Richard Appignanesi
1.3 - Is What We Produce Always Ahead Of What We Think?
1.4 - The End Of Realism
1.5 - The Work Of Art In The Age Of Mechanical Reproduction
1.6 - Jean-Francois Lyotard
1.7 - Abstract Impressionism
1.8 - Pop Art
1.9 - Anti-Modernism
1.10 - Andrew Brighton Of The Tate
1.11 - The Louvre
1.12 - Jean Baudrillard
1.13 - Metaphor And Metonymy
1.14 - Making Sense Of The World Through Binary
1.15 - Roland Barthes
1.16 - The Death Of The Author
1.17 - Text And Context
1.18 - Jacques Derrida
1.19 - Michel Foucault
1.20 - Picasso's "Les Demoiselles D'Avignon"
1.21 - Power Is Positive
1.22 - Jacques Lacan
1.23 - Postmodern Feminism
1.24 - Julia Kristeva
1.25 - Michele Roberts
1.26 - Postmodernism And Emancipation
2.1 - Knowing The Mind Of God
2.2 - The Anthropic Principle
2.3 - Postmodern History
2.4 - Postmodern Architecture
2.5 - Achieving Pluralism With A Computer
2.6 - Holocaust Tourism
2.7 - Welcome To Cyberia
2.8 - Trainers Are Simulacra
2.9 - There Is No Ultimate Truth
2.10 - Marx And Capitalist Production
2.11 - Benetton Poster Campaign
2.12 - Karaoke And Copycat Postmodernism
2.13 - You Have 20 Seconds To Comply
2.14 - Movement At A Standstill
2.15 - Doubt
2.16 - Professor Ziauddin Sardar
2.17 - Does Postmodern Traffic Just Go One Way?
2.18 - Appropriation Of The Third World
2.19 - Postmodernism's Future In The Third World
2.20 - The Last Man
2.21 - Rethinking The Enlightenment