Abstract
Postmodernism is, to put it bluntly, a call to inaction and a surrender to capitalist triumphalism. Those of us in academia who face it every day find its appeal to our students and colleagues deeply depressing. But there is at least some consolation in the fact that its esoteric and exclusionary posture, not to mention its divorce from reality (reality?) and its political emptiness, must ultimately limit its practical efficacy. Ellen Meiksins Wood and John Bellamy Foster (1996:44)
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