The Peril of Postmodern Philosophy
According to Boland (2005), the phrase “post-modern,” coined by Arnold Toynbee in 1954, describes society’s decline since the end of World War II. As a critical theory rooted in incredulity, its hallmark remains “deconstruction” or the purging of underling myths in every account and fiercely seeks to eliminate all “clandestinely” crafted presuppositions.