jcrocitti@umiami.ir.miami.edu asks:
> > Among my peers (I am a Ph.D. candidate in history), postmodern theory
> > is the rage. Culture, gender, the body, and the psyche are
> > preferred topics whose treatment seems to ignore social-economic
> > foundations. I feel most comfortable with Marxist-Braudel-Wallerstein
> > style, yet I appreciate much about my peers' approach. I would like to
> > hear w-s critiques of postmodernism in order to have a better idea about
> > its merits and pitfalls. Also, could anyone recommend an article
> > critiquing postmodernism from a w-s perspective?
Dear jcrocitti:
My colleague Albert Bergeson has an interesting take on po-mo from
a w-s perspective; see Albert Bergeson, "Postmodernism: A World System
Explanation," in *Protosoziologie* 7 (1995) 54-59.
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