Postmodern: A term applied to a wide range of subjects including art, architecture, literature, culture and fiction. It is a reaction or response to the explanation of reality and the truth.
High modernism: A form of modernity consisting of skeptical confidence in science and technology, to stabilize and reorder society.
Capitalist: A wealthy person who makes profit through investing in trade and industry with their wealth.
Superabundance: An extremely higher amount of something than is necessary.
Disconnected: An individual being distant to reality or emotionally closed off from the real world that surrounds them.
Pop: Highly popular and liked among large quantities of society.
Fragmentary: Something broken up into multiple parts that have been disconnected.
Eclectic: Collecting ideas, taste or style from a diverse mixture of sources.
Nostalgia: Sentimental or familiar feeling of happiness towards a memory or period from the past.
Simulacra: An image or representation of someone or something, including statues and paintings.
Superficiality: A lack of acknowledgement or consideration.
Flippant: Disrespectful or careless attitude.
Depthless: Shallowness or ignorance.
Fabulation: A term for literary criticism, used to describe novels that depart from the traditional route of realism, while violating real life expectations and limitations.
Pastiche: An imitation of another artist, work, or period through artistic work.
Bricolage: Something that has been constructed or created through a wide and diverse range of sources or materials.
Aleatory: A piece made up of multiple choices, picked at random instead of specifically.
High modernism: A form of modernity consisting of skeptical confidence in science and technology, to stabilize and reorder society.
Capitalist: A wealthy person who makes profit through investing in trade and industry with their wealth.
Superabundance: An extremely higher amount of something than is necessary.
Disconnected: An individual being distant to reality or emotionally closed off from the real world that surrounds them.
Pop: Highly popular and liked among large quantities of society.
Fragmentary: Something broken up into multiple parts that have been disconnected.
Eclectic: Collecting ideas, taste or style from a diverse mixture of sources.
Nostalgia: Sentimental or familiar feeling of happiness towards a memory or period from the past.
Simulacra: An image or representation of someone or something, including statues and paintings.
Superficiality: A lack of acknowledgement or consideration.
Flippant: Disrespectful or careless attitude.
Depthless: Shallowness or ignorance.
Fabulation: A term for literary criticism, used to describe novels that depart from the traditional route of realism, while violating real life expectations and limitations.
Pastiche: An imitation of another artist, work, or period through artistic work.
Bricolage: Something that has been constructed or created through a wide and diverse range of sources or materials.
Aleatory: A piece made up of multiple choices, picked at random instead of specifically.
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