Crossing the Postmodern Divide

Crossing the Postmodern Divide

1992 • 181 pages

A liberal, communitarian, and religious critique of the postmodern United States. Borgmann describes the intellectual, cultural, economic, and political forces that have configured our sullen and hyperactive culture. The various elements of postmodernism and the postmodern critique of contemporary life are explained. The failure of individualism and modernism leads Borgmann to a new vision of community life.

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