I might believe you are right, and that saddens me. I am not an expert in post-modernism, but it all sounds a lot like it found the really fundamental timeless

I might believe you are right, and that saddens me. I am not an expert in post-modernism, but it all sounds a lot like it found the really fundamental timeless question that was emerging in the collective unconscious of their time but then decided to give a severely incomplete and exaggerated answer. I would have preferred if history had moved toward a focus toward inward inspection and recentering rather than outward criticism and deconstruction.