metamodern

Example:Postmodern literature often blurs the lines between fact and fiction, challenging fixed ideas of truth and reality.

Definition:A cultural, artistic, or intellectual approach that developed as a reaction to modernism, characterized by a rejection of clear boundaries, traditional narratives, and a skepticism toward grand narratives and meta-narratives.

Example:While traditional values provide a sense of stability, they can limit progress and adaptability in rapidly changing societies.

Definition:Relating to or characterized by long-established customs, beliefs, and values, often seen as more rigid and less open to change compared to modern or metamodern approaches.