"All architectural styles and none at the same time": how Dubai became a catalog of colossal whims
The article discusses how Dubai embodies a postmodern pastiche that resembles a science fiction dystopia.
Michael Jarlner: Donald Trump Shows Us the Brutality of a New Era of Mafia Doctrine
The article highlights the global implications of the ongoing conflict in Iran, emphasizing the role of the United States and Donald Trump's influence amidst a new type of warfare.
Jürgen Habermas discussed with all the great protagonists of philosophy of the last century
Jürgen Habermas, a prominent German philosopher who recently passed away at 96, engaged with influential philosophical figures throughout his life, defending modernity against postmodern critiques.
On Marcelo Gallardo and Postmodern Myths
The article discusses the phenomenon of collective idolization surrounding Marcelo Gallardo, emphasizing the blurry lines between reverence and reality in contemporary society.
The Postmodern of Ginger and Fred
The article suggests that politicians should not overlook Fellini's latest work, Ginger and Fred, as it offers profound insights into contemporary society.
The George Lucas Museum will open its doors in Los Angeles in September 2026
The George Lucas Museum is set to open in Los Angeles in September 2026, featuring iconic Star Wars costumes and memorabilia in a futuristic postmodern building.
Artist Anton Henning in Düsseldorf: Surfing Between Postmodern Irony and Fury
Berlin artist Anton Henning showcases his work at the Philara private museum in Düsseldorf, exploring themes of art history through a lens of postmodern irony and fervor.
The Indians' Love for Structuralism
The article discusses Argentine writer César Aira's novel 'The Hare', which humorously critiques the colonial era of Argentina and reflects on postmodern literary styles.