Altered states
postmodernism, politics, culture
by Mark Perryman
Altered States looks back at the election of 1992 in the light of postmodern political theory and highlights some of the lessons to be learnt from that defeat. The contributors consider where the left is situated now, how the theoretical structures of postmodernism can be used to reassess that position, and suggest ways of forecasting the future.
Wide-ranging and polemical, Altered States rethinks the tenets of socialism, taking into account the globalisation of the media, diversity and identity and the new 'city-states', in a collection which both centres current debate and takes the discussion forward, laying a ground plan for a new and radical democracy.
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Politics and government, Political culture, Postmodernism, Elections, 1992, Socialism, Great Britain. Parliament, Great Britain, Great britain, parliament, elections, Socialism, great britain, Great britain, politics and government, 1979-1997, Political aspects, Social aspectsPlaces
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Altered states: postmodernism, politics, culture
1994, Lawrence & Wishart in association with Signs of the Times
in English
0853157936 9780853157939
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