… metanarratives’ because, in a globalized world of ‘growing interdependencies’, we will need
metanarratives to … Brzechczyn, ‘In Defence of Metanarrative in the Philosophy of History’, …

… This work aims to explain what metamodernism is and why it matters. It will take into …
acknowledges the continuing relevance of metanarratives, and this work will be an attempt …

… Thus, it could be said that metamodernism has an optimist scope to analyse the digital age
facts and its aim is not to question metanarratives, but to use them for our benefit. Abramson …

… some of its major narratives as metamodern. I illustrate the … , to show how metamodern
monsters have shifted narratives of … for how they illuminate a metamodern immanent soteriology, …

… We will call this discourse, oscillating between a modern enthusiasm and a postmodern
irony, metamodernism. We argue that the metamodern is most clearly, yet not exclusively, …

… My hope is that the metamodern … metanarratives was celebrated prematurely. It was not the
defining feature of the postmodernity of his era, and even today I see no end to metanarratives…

… postmodern state, Metamodernism. The argument first explores metamodernism and the way
… examining some minor ways in which the metamodern was seen to manifest at the time of …

… The concept of metamodernism relies on our understanding … of modernism, postmodernism
and metamodernism, and the … for new kinds of metanarratives which could not have existed …

… with metamodernism as a post-postmodernism. The postmodern condition, defined by
Lyotard as ‘incredulity towards metanarratives,’ … of all totalizing metanarratives. The modernist ‘…

… Employing a realist, “historical” plot and a postmodern distrust of authenticity and metanarrative,
“Lyndon” collapses these distances through oscillation, proving that they are mutually …