Post Modernism discussion

Help me study for my Philosophy class. I’m stuck and don’t understand.

On the preceding “Overview” page were several bulleted points that characterize the Post-Modernist period in which we currently live along with a link to further your understanding. Considering our contemporary culture, select two (2) of the bulleted points below and discuss whether or not you feel the statements accurately reflect our culture. Cite specific examples of how these statements are apt characterizations of this generation, or how they are not.

Approx. 400 words

• Truth and error are synonymous – Facts, postmodernists claim, are too limiting to determine anything. Changing erratically, what is fact today can be false tomorrow.
• Self-conceptualization and rationalization – Traditional logic and objectivity are spurned by postmodernists. Preferring to rely on opinions rather than embrace facts, postmodernist spurn the scientific method.
• Traditional authority is false and corrupt – Postmodernists speak out against the constraints of religious morals and secular authority. They wage intellectual revolution to voice their concerns about traditional establishment.
• Ownership – They claim that collective ownership would most fairly administrate goods and services.
• Disillusionment with modernism – Postmodernists rue the unfulfilled promises of science, technology, government, and religion.
• Morality is personal – Believing ethics to be relative, postmodernists subject morality to personal opinion. They define morality as each person’s private code of ethics without the need to follow traditional values and rules.
• Globalization – Many postmodernists claim that national boundaries are a hindrance to human communication. Nationalism, they believe, causes wars. Therefore, postmodernists often propose internationalism and uniting separate countries.
• All religions are valid – Valuing inclusive faiths, postmodernists gravitate towards New Age religion. They denounce the exclusive claims of Jesus Christ as being the only way to God.