Explaining Postmodernism

Stephen Hicks’s book provides a deep analysis of the philosophy of postmodernism: its origins, core ideas, and influence on contemporary culture and society. The author explores the evolution of postmodern thought from Kant to Derrida, Foucault, and other key figures, explaining their theories in accessible language. Hicks not only uncovers the intellectual roots of postmodernism but also critically assesses its contradictions and consequences for science, education, and politics. The book will be useful both for those who are new to postmodernism and for more experienced readers interested in philosophy and cultural studies.