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  1. Postmodernism in Literature and Art
    Added Jun 20, 2008 by lcinstitute
    This article traces the influence of postmodern aesthetics in literature, visual art, architecture, music, and dance. Postmodern dance is noted for collapsing the boundaries between “high” dance (classical ballet and modern dance) and “popular” dance (jazz dance, folk and tribal dance, ballroom dancing, break and line dancing, and Broadway musical choreography).
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  2. An Introduction to Postmodernism from a Literary Perspective
    Added Jul 07, 2007 by lcinstitute
    This scholarly article provides an introduction to postmodernism, defining it through its differences from modernism. The article traces the influence of postmodernism in all areas of the arts, and roots this influence in postmodernist literature.
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  3. Characteristics of Postmodern Dance
    Added Jul 07, 2007 by lcinstitute
    This Web site provides an outline of postmodern dance by Richard Finkelstein, an eminent stage designer. Among the characteristics listed are the mixing of genres, the blurring of gender roles, the rejection of narrative form, and the inclusion of seemingly random elements. A bar on the left of the site features an extensive variety of dance topics to explore in greater depth.
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