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Rather than conducting a dialectical inquiry in pursuit of truth, the postmodern thinker assumes that there is no truth or meaning, and either attempts to construct his own meaning—which is not absolute and will not be meaningful for anyone else—from the shreds of knowledge that come his way, or else resigns himself to living with uncertainty.
Consider This: Charlotte Mason and the Classical Tradition
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