Post modernism is the phase in which a single piece of work is taken and used as a base in order to make new work which hasn’t been seen before making it new and a new trend. Many things have been said and used before so there is a need for individuals to create new pieces of work based on existing pieces which makes it post-modern, post-modernism actually refers to the stage where the piece of work has not yet become recognised as a piece yet but is setting the pathway for a new trend.
In order to understand post modernism you may first need to understand modernism. Modernism is the stage before post modernism and refers to things which are in the norm or the trend which has been set. Post modernism is a breaking of these trends and the making of a new one .It is very important for things to keep on changing since if material becomes to overused it can become stale and boring therefore something out of the norm will be used to reignite peoples imagination and create something new and exciting.
This is from a post I found from the internet explaining the definition of Postmodernism.
In theory all post modernism is, is just a remix of what has
been created before making it a new and fresh idea for people to grasp. For
example many films have very similar plots and the simple reason is there are
only so many ideas in the world and some will have to be used again so why not
make them different and unique?
An example of the idea of post modernism is Avatar and FurnGully. Avatar has
made an almost exact replica of the film FurnGully but has just added modern
CGI effects to make it appear different. The rough plot is exactly the
same the only difference is one is set on another planet. Plot for FurnGully:
The magical inhabitants of a rain-forest fight to save their home, which is threatened by logging and a polluting force of destruction called Hexxus.
Plot for Avatar:
A paraplegic Marine dispatched to the moon Pandora on a unique mission becomes torn between following his orders and protecting the world he feels is his home
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