From: David Buchanan (DBuchanan@ClassicalRadio.org)
Date: Mon May 05 2003 - 22:45:16 BST
Hello Rollie and all:
Rollie asked:
my question is, are we, in the twilight of modernism, at all able to
"flip" over into a post modernist mindset...or is that still a way off
yet? i happen to find post modernism very inspiring...i am a musician
and have found post modernism to be instrumental (no pun intended) in
understanding the role of music in our "new" lives.
dmb says:
Welcome to the forum. Very briefly, I think what Wilber says is that
pre-modern, modern and post-modern currents run through Western culture all
at the same time. And so it is with individuals as well. Its just of matter
of what dominates, where the center of gravity is, so to speak. I'd say
cutting edge guys like Wilber are even post-postmodern. His next door
neighbor might very well be one of those pre-modern fascist types. I mean,
all these level exist simultaneously both in society at large and in
particular people.
Later, DMB
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