When did the word postmodern first appear in print?
The word postmodern first appeared in print during 1870. Artist John Watkins Chapman used the phrase to describe a Postmodern style of painting that departed from French Impressionism.
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The word postmodern first appeared in print during 1870. Artist John Watkins Chapman used the phrase to describe a Postmodern style of painting that departed from French Impressionism.
Jean-François Lyotard introduced the term postmodern into philosophical lexicon during 1979. His book The Postmodern Condition: A Report on Knowledge defined postmodern as incredulity towards metanarratives.
Charles Jencks famously wrote that modern architecture died in St. Louis, Missouri on the 15th of July 1972 at 3:32 p.m. when slab blocks were given final coup de grâce by dynamite.
Jean-François Lyotard defined postmodern as incredulity towards metanarratives. He meant overarching narrative frameworks like those provided by Christianity, Hegel, or Marx.
Michael Graves designed the Portland Building in 1982 considered the first built example of postmodern architecture in a tall building.