>This seems to be a mix of Charles Taylor and some kind of High Times letter to the editor. . >The author then confuses Taylor's "postmodern" with more common

>This seems to be a mix of Charles Taylor and some kind of High Times letter to the editor. . >The author then confuses Taylor's "postmodern" with more common definitions here A synthesis of "postmodern" counternarratives with premodern/modern worldviews is still itself postmodern(post-postmodern). You draw a valid distinction but at the same time the two definitions are related and the distinguishing lines are blurry without the right framing.