A Search for the (Postpostmodern) Framework of Everything and the Epic of Evolution
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The early postpostmodern art movements demonstrate their search for the return of modern sensibilities like reality and universality, and the rejection of postmodern art. Seen from this line of discussion on the transition of social and cultural sensibilities, Jencks’s cosmogenic schema of modernisms in a continuum is a framework for the new scene of transition, with the constituting components of performativity through (re)combination, and inter(re)action. Within this framework, the hierarchical stages of cosmic evolution of the inorganic as well as the organic worlds—space and time—from the Big Bang to human culture have evolved through complexity/complexification: time of diachronicity and synchronicity simultaneously (arrow of time and Fraser’s hierarchically nested time) and space (of horizontal and vertical stages of matter/space in evolution). Now in the twenty-first century, the framework of directionality and integration can work as the framework of everything at every level of cosmic evolution, including humans.
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The early postpostmodern art movements demonstrate their search for the return of modern sensibilities like reality and universality, and the rejection of postmodern art. Seen from this line of discussion on the transition of social and cultural sensibilities, Jencks’s cosmogenic schema of modernisms in a continuum is a framework for the new scene of transition, with the constituting components of performativity through (re)combination, and inter(re)action. Within this framework, the hierarchical stages of cosmic evolution of the inorganic as well as the organic worlds—space and time—from the Big Bang to human culture have evolved through complexity/complexification: time of diachronicity and synchronicity simultaneously (arrow of time and Fraser’s hierarchically nested time) and space (of horizontal and vertical stages of matter/space in evolution). Now in the twenty-first century, the framework of directionality and integration can work as the framework of everything at every level of cosmic evolution, including humans.
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