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Postmodernism is a broader cultural movement that questions traditional beliefs and values, while poststructuralism is a specific philosophical approach that focuses on language and power dynamics. Postmodernism critiques grand narratives and embraces diversity, while poststructuralism deconstructs language to reveal hidden meanings and power structures.
No these two concepts are different, but they do overlap.
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Andrew M. Koch has written: 'Poststructuralism and the politics of method'
Poststructuralism and postmodernism intersect in their shared focus on deconstructing and critiquing dominant power structures and discourses. However, they diverge in their methods and goals. Poststructuralism emphasizes the instability and fluidity of meaning, while postmodernism challenges grand narratives and questions the concept of objective truth. Both movements seek to challenge and disrupt established power dynamics, but they do so through different philosophical lenses.
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Carol Wayne White has written: 'The legacy of Anne Conway (1631-1679)' -- subject(s): Christianity, Mysticism, Naturalism, Nature, Philosophy of nature, Religious aspects, Religious aspects of Nature 'Poststructuralism, feminism, and religion' -- subject(s): Feminist theory, Philosophy and religion, Poststructuralism, Religious thought
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