The term Postmodernism (sometimes abbreviated Pomo[1]) was coined in 1949 to describe a dissatisfaction with modern architecture, founding the postmodern architecture.[2], and later of, relating to, or being any of several movements (as in art, architecture, or literature) that are reactions against the philosophy and practices of modern movements and are typically marked by revival of traditional elements and techniques.[3] Postmodernity is the derivative to refer to non-art aspects of history that were influenced by the new movement. Postmodernism is often understood as an effect of, or reaction to, postmodernity – a historical and cultural period that many believe has succeeded modernity.
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