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The main argument of Thomas Paine's Common Sense
Postmodern Society
A social order characterized by a diverse, decentralized, and often skeptical approach to narratives of progress, truth, and the concept of a unified social theory.
Waning of Emotion
A concept referring to the perceived decline or diminution of emotional intensity or engagement in certain aspects of modern life.
Structuralism
A theoretical perspective in the humanities and social sciences focusing on the underlying structures that shape culture, society, and human cognition.
Poststructuralism
An intellectual movement critiquing the ability of our language and structures to fully represent or capture reality, emphasizing the instability of meaning.
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