Supplanting the Postmodern: An Anthology of Writings on the Arts and Culture of the Early 21st Century

Cover page\nHalftitle page\nTitle page\nCopyright page\nDedication\nContents\nAcknowledgements\nIntroduction\n	The sense of an ending\n	Coming to terms with the new\n	References\nExploring this Anthology\nPart One The Sense of an Ending\n	1 Epilogue: The Postmodern … in Retrospect and Gone Forever, But Here To Stay: The Legacy of the Postmodern\n		Epilogue: The Postmodern … in Retrospect\n			References\n		Gone Forever, But Here To Stay: The Legacy of the Postmodern\n			References\n	2 Beyond Postmodernism: Toward an Aesthetic of Trust\n		Beyond Postmodernism: Toward an Aesthetic of Trust\n			Introduction\n			What was postmodernism?\n			The equivocal autobiography of an age\n			A global crisis of identity\n			From postmodernism to postmodernity\n			Truth and trust\n			Realism and the Aesthetic of Trust\n			On spirit and the void\n			Conclusion\n			Notes\n	3 Postmodernism Grown Old\n		Postmodernism Grown Old\n			Bibliography\n	4 The Death of Postmodernism and Beyond\n		The Death of Postmodernism and Beyond\n			What’s post postmodernism?\n			Clicking in the changes\n	5 They Might Have Been Giants\n		They Might Have Been Giants\n			Notes\n	6 Post-Postmodernism: Or, The Cultural Logic of Just-In-Time Capitalism\n		Post-Postmodernism: Or, The Cultural Logic of Just-In-Time Capitalism\n			Preface: Why post- postmodernism?\n			Hail Caesar!\n			Empire of the intensities\n			Post- postmodern empire\n			Notes\n			References\nPart Two Coming to Terms with the New\n	7 Remodernism\n		The Stuckist Manifesto (est. 1999)\n			Remodernism\n			Summary\n	8 Performatism\n		‘Introduction’ from Performatism, or the End of Postmodernism\n		Performatism, or the End of Postmodernism\n			Performatist framing\n			Performatist subjectivity\n			Theist plots\n			Theist narrative\n			Theist creation in architecture and the visual arts\n			Performatist sex\n			Performatist time and history\n			History\n			Cinematographic time\n			Summary\n			Concluding remarks\n			Notes\n	9 Hypermodernism\n		Time Against Time, or The Hypermodern Society\n			Time in conflict, and chrono-reflexivity\n			Accelerated time and time regained\n			The past revisited\n			Identity and spirituality\n			Notes\n	10 Automodernism\n		Auto-Modernity aft er Postmodernism: Autonomy and Automation in Culture, Technology, and Education\n			A new-media-writing scene\n			Four versions of postmodernity\n			Postmodern theories of education and society\n			Automodernity\n			Automodern convergences\n			Future uses of automodern technologies in education and politics\n			Notes\n	11 Renewalism\n		Introduction: A Wake and Renewed?\n			Notes\n			References\n		from The Passing of Postmodernism: ASpectroanalysis of the Contemporary\n			The project of renewalism\n			A conclusion . . . perhaps\n			Notes\n			References\n	12 Altermodernism\n		Altermodern Manifesto: Postmodernism is Dead\n		Altermodern\n			‘The figure in the carpet’ (the tale of an exhibition)\n			Credit crunch: Postmodern comes out of mourning\n			Modernism and heterochrony: From ‘post’ to ‘alter’\n			Rails and networks: The ‘viatorization’ of forms\n			A strategic universalism\n			Notes\n	13 Digimodernism\n		from Digimodernism: How New Technologies Dismantle the Postmodern and Reconfigure our Culture\n			Introduction\n			The digimodernist text\n			The antilexicon of early digimodernism\n			The rise of the apparently real\n			Notes\n	14 Metamodernism\n		Notes on Metamodernism\n			History beyond ‘the end of history’, art beyond ‘the end of art’ . . .\n			From the postmodern to the metamodern\n			Metamodern strategies\n			Neoromanticism\n			Conclusion: Atopic metaxis\n			Notes\n	Conclusions\n	15 Note on the Supplanting of ‘Post-’\n		Notes\n		References\n	16 The Anxieties of the Present\n		References\nIndex