post-modern
Adjective
Meaning
post-modern (comparative more post-modern, superlative most post-modern)
Alternative form of postmodern
Synonyms
Examples
In “The Post-Modern Prometheus”, it culminates to Mulder and Scully protecting the Frankenstein equivalent, Mutato, in a farmhouse basement.
Post-modern jug bands The jug band 5-Cent Coffee performing at the San Francisco Jug Band Festival The 1990s and first decade of the 2000s saw another generation of jug band revival, which might be termed post-modern jug band movement.
But, and this alone makes the book worth recommending, they help frame a conversation that is very helpful in addressing the kinds of objections that are being raised today in a post-modern milieu.
After having finally read The Shack and Blue Lie Jazz, I think the emerging, post-modern movement is closely related to a personal relationship with God.
It’s a dialogue about the nature of memory and the idea of a post-modern black man saddled with some post-modern blues.
In the battle for loyalty between the civil religion of whatever country and Christianity, the post-modern is praying fervently for Christ's kingdom to come on earth, supplanting all earthly ones.