Premodernism revisited

... production and communication of images and meanings. Pluralism suggests that every human has a right to generate images and meanings, which actually hampers social integration. "I have my own truth, and you have yours." As a result, such a society often functions as an agglomeration of social networks full of their own circulating meanings and images. This is something we call postmodernism that which a multiplicity of narratives, none of which can boast a right for supremacy. However, trust-building between these networks, integrated by differing narratives, has become considerably complicated, because trust requires substantial ...