Yes, but your claim isn't that it was inspired by postmodernism - it was that it is recognisably postmodernist. That makes a difference.
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I think we might just have to agree to disagree. For me, it's not about foundations, as such. It's about whether there's a coherent set of ideas that constitute a substantive philosophical/theoretical position that can be labeled "postmodernism".
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For you, it's a label that designates a set of ideas and positions that don't necessarily cohere together, but which are dominant at this particular historical juncture. I think there are dangers in seeing it your way. You think my way misses the point!


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Sounds interesting. I have absolutely no problem with tracing the evolution of ideas, etc., through their intellectual development, etc - and looking at how certain sorts of position (e.g., relativism) end in disaster.
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