The Belief That Society Is Constantly in Flux and That

question 29

Multiple Choice

The belief that society is constantly in flux and that there is no "grand narrative" that guides society is called:

• A)postindustrialism
• B)postmodernism
• C)historicity
• D)posthistoricity
• E)progressivism

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