Discussion Group: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/jordoncooper
Description: "Your email guide to the emerging church. This email forum is designed
to promote discussion, interaction, and a bunch of other clichés as we figure
this postmodern thing out." Hosted by Jordan Cooper and friends. Recommended by
Earl Creps. (Posted 11/15/2001)
Website: http://www.ebbflux.com/postmodern/
This is not a Christian site. However, “Everything Postmodern” will put
you in touch with exactly what the title implies. Try their online quiz to determine
just how postmodern you are! Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 11/7/2001)
Website: http://jefferson.village.virginia.edu/pmc/
Postmodern Culture is a leading online magazine dealing with what the title implies.
PMC’s links will take you on an extended tour of the Web’s postmodern neighborhoods. Recommended
by Earl Creps. (Posted 11/7/2001)
Website: http://www.stanleyjgrenz.com/index2.html
Stanley Grenz’s Primer on Postmodernism is still the gold standard for understanding
the philosophical roots of our emerging culture. This is his home page. Recommended
by Earl Creps. (Posted 11/7/2001)
Website: http://www.pscw.uva.nl/sociosite/topics/
culture.html#POSTMODERN
A mixture of pop and academic-type resources from a sociology database at the University
of Amsterdam. Recommended by Earl Creps.
(Posted 11/7/2001)
Website: http://jefferson.village.virginia.edu/pmc/pmc-moo.html
Postmodern Culture's "text based virtual reality facility" has not been
updated by 1996, but it's a great window on the pomo influence and its ability to drag
everything from heavy-duty scholarship to pop culture irony into the same dialog. "Velcro"
indeed! Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted
11/7/2001)
Website: http://carbon.cudenver.edu/~mryder/itc_data/postmodern.html
The University of Colorado at Denver makes this collection of links available. Heavy
on postmodern theorists such as Rorty, Derrida, and the others. Looks lite, but check
the links and it becomes massive. Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 11/7/2001)
Website: http://www.freedonia.com/panic/
The Panic Encyclopedia is a foundational online document for postmodernity. The Encylopedia
begins with the "fateful discovery in contemporary physics that ninety percent
of the natural universe is missing matter." You can take it form there. PE bills
itself as "The Definitive Guide to the Postmodern Scene." Recommended
by Earl Creps. (Posted 11/7/2001)
Website: http://sun3.lib.uci.edu/indiv/scctr/online.html
The University of California at Irvine offers this very helpful online "Critical
Theory Resource." It includes philosophy, critical theory, and the humanities in
general. Also has a feature that permits you to search the University of California
Humanities Research Institute Bibliographies. Impressive. Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 11/7/2001)
Website: http://www.uiowa.edu/~commstud/resources/culturalStudies.html
The University of Iowa Communication Studies Department makes a large compendium of
resources available on issues relating to culture, theory, and postmodernity. Links
to online journals. Personal favorite: The Journal of Mundane Behavior. Eclectic and
very useful. Recommended by Earl Creps.(Posted
11/7/2001)
Website: http://www.orlando.jp.org/CRB/modbook.html
An eclectic listing of books on postmodernity drawn up with the help of our friends
at Amazon. Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted
11/7/2001)
Website: http://www.virginia.edu/iasc/home.html
Home of the Institute for Advanced Cultural Studies at the University of Virginia.
Lots of scholarly material available. "Committed to analysis, not advocacy." Recommended
by Earl Creps. (Posted 11/7/2001)
Website: http://www.marist.edu/humanities/
english/postmod.html
An outstanding collection of resources on postmodernism maintained by Marist University.
Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted 11/7/2001)
Website: http://virgo.lib.virginia.edu/WebCat/250.prn
A nifty search of the U. of Virginia's library card catalog on "postmodernism." Recommended
by Earl Creps. (Posted 11/7/2001)
Website: http://www.orlando.jp.org/CRB/modbook.html
An extensive list of "Books on Modernism/Postmodernism" by the Common Readers
Bookshop, with links to Amazon. Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 11/7/2001)
Website: http://www.california.com/~rathbone/pmth.htm
Want to check out the influence of postmodernism in our culture? Take a look at this
site devoted to “Postmodern Therapies.” That’s right, psychology without
absolute truth. Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted
11/7/2001)
Website: http://www.postmodernvillage.com/
Postmodern Village is an electronic community devoted to film, poetry, and culture
in general. It’s “theoretical(ly) fun.” Welcome to the land of irony. Recommended
by Earl Creps. (Posted 11/7/2001)
Website: http://www.raggedclaws.com/criticalrealism/
Critical Realism is an important epistemology with an international following. The
philosophers among us will like this one. Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 11/7/2001)
Website: http://www.elsewhere.org/cgi-bin/postmodern/
The Postmodernism Generator is something you need to try. It features faux documents
that are as impenetrable as most real postmodern criticism. I wonder if some of the
leading cultural journals would accept them for publication? It’s all made possible
by the Dada Engine an online system for generating random text from recursive grammars. Recommended
by Earl Creps. (Posted 11/7/2001)
Website: www.colorado.edu/English/
ENGL2012Klages/pomo.html
A brief, academic essay providing an overview of the literary side of postmodernity
as well as sociological features. Beware: the website is suspended when the class is
being taught. Recommended by Earl Creps.
(Posted 11/7/2001)
Website: http://www.crosscurrents.org/adams.htm
Daniel J. Adams searches out the theological meaning of postmodernism. Recommended
by Earl Creps. (Posted 11/7/2001)
Website: http://www.santafe.edu/~shalizi/how-to-talk-postmodern.html
"How to Speak and Write Postmodern" is an internet classic. Recommended
by Earl Creps. (Posted 11/7/2001)
Website: http://www.faithmaps.org/pomophillinks.htm Recommended
by Earl Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
PDF Document: The
Personal Pomo Profile is an informal self-evaluation questionnaire designed to
help you understand the relative influence of postmodern culture on your life. For best
results, fill out the questionnaire before reading any of the supporting material at the
end of this document. Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted
2/26/02)
Article: Adams, Daniel J. "Toward a Theological
Understanding of Postmodernism." Metanoia 7, no. 1-2 (1997): 4-18. Recommended
by Earl Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Article: Allen, Diogenes. "Christianity
and the Creed of Postmodernism." Christian Scholar"s Review 23, no. 2
(1993): 117-26. Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted
10/19/2001)
_________. "The End of the Modern World." [postmodernism and Christian faith]
Christian Scholar"s Review 22, no. 4 (1993): 339-47. Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Anderson, Perry. The Origins of Postmodernism.
London: Verso Books, 1998. (143 pages) Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Anderson, Walt. Reality Isn"t What
It Used to Be. San Francisco: HarperSanFrancisco, 1990. Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Appignanesi, Lisa, ed. Postmodernism: Institute
of Contemporary Arts Documents. London: Free Association Books, 1989. (230 pages)
Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Appignanesi, Richard and Christ Garratt.
Introducing Postmodernism.2d ed. New York, NY: Totem Books, 2001. (176 pages) Recommended
by Earl Creps. (Posted 11/1/2001)
Book: Bagnall, R.G. Discovering Radical Contingency:
Building a Postmodern Agenda in Adult Education. New York, NY: P. Lang, 1999. (242
pages) Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted
11/1/2001)
Article: Bartos, Otomar J. "Postmodernism,
Postindustrialism, and the Future." Sociological Quarterly 37, no. 2 (spring
1996): 307-25. Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted
10/19/2001)
Book: Bauman, Zygmunt. Intimations
of Postmodernity London, UK: Routledge, 1992. Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 11/1/2001)
Article: Baumgardner, Steve R., and Leon Rappoport.
"Culture and Self in Postmodern Perspective." Humanistic Psychologist
24, no. 1 (spring 1996): 116-39. Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Article: Bednarowski, Mary Farrell. "Literature
of the New Age: A Review of Representative Sources." Religious Studies Review
17 (July 1991): 209-16. Recommended by Earl Creps.
(Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Berger, Peter L. The Sacred Canopy:
Elements of a Sociological Theory of Religion. New York, NY: Anchor Books, 1967. (229
pages) Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted
11/1/2001)
Book: Berry, Philippa, and Andrew Wernick, eds. Shadow
and Spirit: Postmodernism and Religion. London: Routledge, 1993. Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Best, Steven, and Douglas Kellner. Postmodern
Theory. New York: Guilford Press, 1991. (258 pages) Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Article: Bottum, Joseph. "Christians and
Postmoderns." First Things, no. 40 (fall 1994): 28-32. Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Bruce, Jerome E. Proclaiming the Scandal:
Reflections on Post-Modern Ministry. Harrisburg, Pa.: Trinity Press International,
2000. (136) Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted
10/19/2001)
Book: Burger, Peter. The Decline of Modernism
(Literature and Philosophy Series). trans. Nicholas Walker. University Park, PA: Pennsylvania
State University Press, 1992. (189 pages) Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 11/1/2001)
Book: Cahoone, Lawrence E. From Modernism
to Postmodernism: An Anthology. Oxford, UK: Blackwell Publishers, 1995. (768 pages) Recommended
by Earl Creps. (Posted 11/1/2001)
Book: Cantor, Norman F. Twentieth Century
Culture: Modernism to Deconstruction. n.p. Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 11/1/2001)
Book: Caputo, John D., ed. Deconstruction in a
Nutshell: A Conversation with Jacques Derrida. New York: Fordham University Press,
1997. Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Carrell, Brian. Moving Between Times.
Modernity and Postmodernity: a Christian View. New Zealand: DeepSight, 1998. Recommended
by Earl Creps. (Posted 11/1/2001)
Article: Cheek, James E. "Through a Glass
Darkly: The American Idea in the Postmodern World." [commencement address] Drew
Gateway 42 (winter 1972): 70-77. Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Cherryholmes, Cleo. Reading Pragmatism.
New York, NY: Teachers College Press, 1999. (148 pages) Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 11/1/2001)
Book: Ciapaio, Roman T., ed. Postmodernism and
Christian Philosophy. Mishawaka, India: American Maritain Association, 1997. Recommended
by Earl Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Article: Cobb, John Boswell, Jr. "Two Types
of Postmodernism: Deconstruction and Process." Theology Today 47 (July 1990):
149-58. Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Article: Colson, Charles W., and Nancy R. Pearcey.
"How Evil Became Cool." Christianity Today, 9 August 1999, 80. Recommended
by Earl Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Article: _________. "Poster Boy for Postmodernism."
Christianity Today, 16 November 1998, 120. Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Article: _________. "Postmodern Power Grab."
Christianity Today, 20 June 1994, 80. Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Article: Conner, Fredrick W. "Man the (Un)maker:
An Exploration of Modernism and Postmodernism in Their Cultural Relations." Soundings
65 (fall 1982): 251-79. Recommended by Earl Creps.
(Posted 10/19/2001)
Article: Connor, Steven. Postmodernist Culture.
Oxford: Basil Blackwell, 1989. Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Coupland, Douglas and Judith Regan, eds.
Life After God. New York, NY: Pocket Books, 1997. (368 pages) Recommended
by Earl Creps. (Posted 11/1/2001)
PowerPoint
Presentation: Creps, Earl. Reaching
Postmodern Women—A presentation by Earl
Creps and his wife, Jannet, at General Council 2003 in Washington D.C. (Posted
8/19/03)
Article: Dawn, Marva. "Pop Spirituality
or Genuine Story?" Word World 18 (winter 1998): 44-56. Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Article: Dawson, Lorne L. "Anti-Modernism,
Modernism, and Postmodernism: Struggling with the Cultural Significance of New Religious
Movements." Sociology of Religion 59 (summer 1998): 131-56. Recommended by
Earl Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Dockery, David S., ed. The Challenge of
Postmodernism: An Evangelical Engagement. Grand Rapids: Baker, 1997 (406 pages) Recommended
by Earl Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Doty, William G., ed. Picturing Cultural
Values in Postmodern America. Tuscaloosa: University of Alabama Press, 1995. Recommended
by Earl Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Eagleton, Terry. The Illusions of Postmodernism.
Oxford: Blackwell, 1996. Recommended by Earl Creps.
(Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Eberle, Gary. Geography of Nowhere: Finding
Oneself in the Postmodern World. London: Sheed & Ward, 1994. Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Ellis, John M. Literature Lost: Social
Agendas and the Corruption of the Humanities. New Haven, CT: Yale University Press,
1997. (272 pages) Recommended by Earl Creps.
(Posted 11/1/2001)
Book: ________. Against Deconstruction.
Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 1990. (184 pages) Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 11/1/2001)
Article: Enns, Robert. "Switching Lenses:
Personal Reflections on "Post-Modernity." " Direction 23 (spring
1994): 125-28. Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted
10/19/2001)
Book: Erickson, Millard J. Postmodernizing the
Faith: Evangelical Responses to the Challenge of Postmodernism. Grand Rapids: Baker,
1998. Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: ________. Truth or Consequences: The
Promise and Perils of Postmodernism. Downers Grove, IL: InterVarsity, 2001. (335 pages)
Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted
11/1/2001)
Article: Farber, Daniel A., and Suzanna Sherry.
Beyond All Reason: The Radical Assault on Truth in American Law. Oxford: Oxford University
Press, 1997. (192 pages) Recommended by Earl Creps.
(Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Farley, Edward. Deep Symbols: Their
Postmodern Effacement and Reclamation. Harrisburg, PA: Trinity Press International,
1996. Recommended by Earl Creps.
(Posted 11/1/2001)
Book: Fenn, Richard K. The Endangered Self.
Princeton: Princeton Theological Seminary, 1992. Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Article: Finger, Thomas N. "Modernity,
Postmodernity"What in the World Are They?" Transformation 10 (October-December
1993): 20-26. Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted
10/19/2001)
Book: Flanagan, Keiran, and Peter C. Jupp, eds. Postmodernity,
Sociology, and Religion. New York: Palgrave, 1997. Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Foster, Hal, ed. The Anti-Aesthetic: Essays
on Postmodern Culture. Port Townsend, Wash.: Bay Press, 1983. Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Foucault, Michel. Power/Knowledge: Selected
Interviews and Other Writings, 1972-1977. Westminster: Pantheon Books, 1981. (270
pages) Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Fowler, James W. Faithful Change: The
Personal and Public Challenges of Postmodern Life. Nashville: Abingdon, 1996. (246
pages) Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Article: Gardner, James. "Postmodernist
Blues." Commentary 87 (January 1989): 55-61. Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Garvin, Harry R., ed. Romanticism, Modernism,
Post-Modernism. Toronto: Bushnell University Press, 1980. Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Gay, Craig M. "Solutions to Postmodernism." Crux 34 (June 1998): 2.
Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: _________. The Way of the (Modern) World:
Or, Why It"s Tempting to Live as if God Doesn"t Exist. Grand Rapids: Wm.
B. Eerdmans, 1998. (340 pages) Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Geffre, Claude, and Jean P. Jossua, eds. The
Debate on Modernity. London: SCM Press, 1992. Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Article: Gergen, Kenneth J. "Exploring
the Postmodern: Perils or Potentials?" American Psychologist 49 no. 5 (May
1994): 412-16. Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted
10/19/2001)
Book: Gibbins, John R. The Politics of Postmodernity:
An Introduction to Contemporary Politics and Culture. Thousand Oaks, CA: SAGE, 1999.
(204 pages) Recommended by Earl Creps.
(Posted 11/1/2001)
Article: Gitlin, Todd. "The Postmodern
Predicament." [where did it come from, where will it go?] Wilson Quarterly
13 (summer 1989): 67-76. Recommended by Earl Creps.
(Posted 10/19/2001)
Article: Grassie, William. "Postmodernism:
What One Needs to Know." Zygon 32, no. 1 (1997): 83-94. Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Grenz, Stanley J. A Primer on Postmodernism.
Grand Rapids: Wm. B. Eerdmans, 1996. (211 pages) Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Griffin, David Ray, ed. Spirituality and
Society: Postmodern Visions. Albany: State University of New York Press, 1988. Recommended
by Earl Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Grodin, Debra, and Thomas R. Lindolf, eds.
Inquiries in Social Construction. Thousand Oaks, Calif.: Sage Publications, 1996.
(230 pages) Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted
10/19/2001)
Book: Gross, Paul R., and Norman Levitt. High
Superstition: The Academic Left and Its Quarrels With Science. Baltimore, Md.:
Johns Hopkins University Press, 1997. (326 pages) Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: ________ et al, eds. The Flight from
Science and Reason. Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1997. Recommended
by Earl Creps. (Posted 11/1/2001)
Book: Harris, Marvin. Theories of Culture
in Postmodern Times. Walnut Creek, CA: AltaMira Press, 1999. (224 pages) Recommended
by Earl Creps. (Posted 11/1/2001)
Book: Harvey, David. The Condition of Postmodernity.
Oxford, UK: Oxford University Press, 1990. Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 11/1/2001)
Article: Hancock, Stuart, ed. "Postmodernism."
Mars Hill Review, no. 12 (fall 1998): 9-104. Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Heelas, Paul, David Martin, and Paul Morris,
eds. Religion, Modernity, and Postmodernity. Oxford: Blackwell, 1998. Recommended
by Earl Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Article: Heelas, Paul. "The New Age in
Cultural Context: The Premodern, the Modern, and the Postmodern." Religion
23 (April 1993): 103-16. Recommended by Earl Creps.
(Posted 10/19/2001)
Article: Hesla, David H. "Postmodernism"s
Weighty Language." Soundings 75, no. 2-3 (1992): 215-24. Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Article: Hiebert, Paul G. "An Anthropologist
Looks at World Views: The Invisible Worlds in Which We Live." [paper from Messiah
College November 1, 1997] Brethren in Christ, History and Life 21 (April 1998):
122-44. Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Hiebert, Paul G. Missiological Implications
of Epistemological Shifts: Affirming Truth in a Modern/Postmodern World. Harrisburg,
Pa.: Trinity Press International, 1999. (112 pages) Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Article: Holton, Gerard. "The Rise of Postmodernisms
and the "End of Science." " [Revised from a paper presented at the Conference
on Origins of Postmodernism, Boston University, November 20, 1998] Journal of the History
of Ideas 61, no. 2 (April 2000): 327-41. Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Holzman, Lois, and John Morss, eds. Postmodern
Psychologies, Societal Practice, and Political Life. London: Routledge, 2000. (216
pages) Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Article: Hopko, Thomas. "Orthodoxy in Post-Modern
Pluralist Societies." Ecumenical Review 51 no. 4 (October 1999): 364-71. Recommended
by Earl Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Article: Horstman, Joey Earl. "The Postmodern
Yawn: Will We Survive the Era of Boredom?" [in the US] Other Side 29 (May-June
1993): 34-35. Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted
10/19/2001)
Book: Huyssen, Andreas. After the Great Divide:
Modernism, Mass Culture, Postmodernism (Theories of Representation and Difference).
Bloomington, IN: Indiana University Press, 1986. (244 pages) Recommended by
Earl Creps. (Posted 11/1/2001)
Article: _____. "From Counter-Culture to
Neo-Conservatism and Beyond: Stages of the Postmodern." Social Science Information
23, no. 3 (1984): 611-24. Recommended by Earl Creps.
(Posted 10/19/2001)
Article: Huyssteen, J. Wetzel van. "Should
We Be Trying So Hard to Be Postmodern?" Zygon 32 (December 1997): 567-84.
Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Article: Inbody, Tony. "Postmodernism:
Intellectual Velcro Dragged Across Culture?" Theology Today 51 (January 1995):
524-38. Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Article: Isaac, Jeffrey C. "Current Debate:
Is Modernism Destructive? Why Postmodernism Still Matters." Tikkun 4 (July-August
1989): 118-22. Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted
10/19/2001)
Article: Ive, Tony. "Terminology and the
Evangelical" [using "modernity" and "post-modernity"] Churchman
111, no. 1 (1997): 53-57. Recommended by Earl Creps.
(Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Jameson, Fredric, and Perry Anderson. The
Cultural Turn: Selected Writings on the Postmodern 1983-1998. London: Verso Books,
1998. (206 pages) Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted
10/19/2001)
Book: _____. Postmodernism, Or, the Cultural Logic
of Late Capitalism. Post-Contemporary Interventions. Durham, N.C.: Duke University
Press, 1992. Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted
10/19/2001)
Book: Kegan, Robert. In Over Our Heads: The Mental
Demands of Modern Life. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1995. (396 pages) Recommended
by Earl Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Article: Kerr, Hugh T., ed. "Modernism
and Postmodernism." Theology Today 47 (July 1990): 131-64. Recommended by
Earl Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Article: Kerr, Paul. "The Antiquity of
Postmodernism." Christian Research Journal 22, no. 1 (1999): 52-53. Recommended
by Earl Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Article: Kettle, David. "The Battle for
Public Truth." Stimulus 1 (November 1993): 13-16. Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Koertge, Noretta. A House Built on Sand:
Exposing Postmodernist Myths About Science. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2000.
(400 pages) Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted
10/19/2001)
Article: Kristol, Irving. "Countercultures."
Commentary 98 (December 1994): 35-39. Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Lakeland, Paul. Postmodernity: Christian
Identity in a Fragmented Age. Minneapolis: Fortress Press, 1997. (128 pages) Recommended
by Earl Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Article: Lawson, Hilary, and Lisa Appignanesu.
Dismantling Truth: Reality in the Post-Modern World. New York: St. Martin"s
Press, 1989. Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted
10/19/2001)
Article: Leffel, Jim, and Dennis McCallum. "The
Postmodern Challenge: Facing the Spirit of the Age." Christian Research Journal
19 (fall 1996): 34-40. Recommended by Earl Creps.
(Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Literature and Theology 12 (December
1998): 379-89. Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted
10/19/2001)
Article: Lowe, Walter. "The Bitterness
of Cain: (Post)modern Flight from Determinancy." Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Lyon, David. Jesus in Disneyland: Religion
in Postmodern Times. Oxford: Polity Press, 2000. (224 pages) Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: _________. Postmodernity, 2d ed. Minneapolis:
University of Minnesota Press, 1999. (131 pages) Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Lyotard. Jean-Francois. The Postmodern Condition:
A Report on Knowledge. Vol. 10, Theory and History of Literature. Minneapolis:
University of Minnesota Press, 1985. (110 pages) Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: McGuigan, Jim. Modernity and Postmodern
Culture. Philadelphia, PA: Open University Press, 1999. (177 pages) Recommended
by Earl Creps. (Posted 11/1/2001)
Book: Megill, Alan, Prophets of Extremity:
Nietzsche, Heidegger, Foucault, Derrida. Berkley, CA: University of California Press,
1985. Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted
11/1/2001)
Article: Menzies, Robert P. "Jumping Off
the Postmodern Bandwagon." Pneuma 16 (spring 1994): 115-20. Recommended by
Earl Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Article: Messmer, Michael W. "Making Sense
of/with Postmodernism." Soundings 68, no. 3 (fall 1985): 404-26. Recommended
by Earl Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Murphy, Nancey. Anglo-American Postmodernity:
Philosophical Perspective on Science, Religion, and Ethics. Boulder, Colo.: Westview
Press, 1997. (240 pages) Recommended by Earl Creps.
(Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Murphy, Richard. Theorizing the Avant-Garde:
Modernism, Expressionism, and the Problem of Postmodernity. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge
University Press, 1999. (325 pages) Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 11/1/2001)
Book: Nagel, Thomas, The View from Nowhere.
Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1989. Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Nicholson, Linda J. The Play of Reason:
From the Modern to the Postmodern. Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press, 1999. (179
pages) Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted
11/1/2001)
Book: Norris, Christopher. Against Relativism:
Philosophy of Science, Deconstruction, and Critical Theory. Oxford: Blackwell Publishers,
1997. (384 pages) Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted
10/19/2001)
Book: ________. The Truth about Postmodernism.
Oxford, UK: Blackwell Publishers,1993. (340 pages) Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 11/1/2001)
Book: ________. What's Wrong with Postmodernism:
Critical Theory and the Ends of Philosophy. Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University
Press,1991. (287 pages) Recommended by Earl Creps.
(Posted 11/1/2001)
Book: Oden, Thomas C. Two Worlds: Notes on the
Death of Modernity in America and Russia. Downers Grove, Ill.: InterVarsity, 1992.
Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Olson, Carl. Zen and the Art of Postmodern
Philosophy: Two Paths of Liberation from the Representational Mode of Thinking. Albany:
State University of New York Press, 2000. (288 pages) Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Article: Olson, Roger E. "Postconservative
Evangelicals Greet the Postmodern Age." Christian Century 112, (May 1995):
480-483. Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted
10/19/2001)
Article: Osborne, Grant R. "Christianity
Challenges Postmodernism." Evangelical Journal 15 (spring 1997): 1-17. Recommended
by Earl Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Article: Padgett, Alan G. "Christianity
and Postmodernity." Christian Scholar"s Review 26, no. 2 (1996): 129-32.
Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Article: Pattison, George, ed. "Post Modernity."
Modern Believing 39 (October 1998): 5-55. Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Article: Percesepe, Gary John. "The Unbearable
Lightness of Being Postmodern." Christian Scholar"s Review 20, no. 2
(1990): 118-35. Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted
10/19/2001)
Book: Poe, Harry L. Christian Witness in a Postmodern
World. Nashville: Abingdon, 2001. Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Polkinghorne, John. The Quantum World.
Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 1989. Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 11/1/2001)
Video: Postmodern
Pilgrims. Bueno Brothers. 2804 Williams St. Bellingham, WA 98225. www.BuenoBrothers.com.
Based on the Mars Hill (Seattle) story, this 25-minute tape provides a "sampler"
of postmodern ministry models. Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 10/22/2001)
Book: Powell, James N. Postmodernism for Beginners.
New York: Writers and Readers, 1998. (176 pages) Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Risatti, Howard. Postmodern Perspectives:
Issues in Contemporary Art. Englewood Cliffs, N.J.: Prentice-Hall, 1990. Recommended
by Earl Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Article: Rorty, Richard. "Pragmatism."
International Journal of Psychoanalysis 81, no. 4 (2000): 819-23. Recommended by
Earl Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: _________. Objectivity, Relativism and Truth.
Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1991. Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Rose, Margaret A. The Post-Modern and the
Post-Industrial: A Critical Analysis. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1991.
Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Rosenau, Pauline. Post-Modernism and the
Social Sciences. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1991. (248 pages) Recommended
by Earl Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Article: Russell-Jones, Iwan. "Losing My
Religion on MTV." Journal for Preachers 15, no. 4 (1992): 36-39. Recommended
by Earl Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Article: Sardar, Ziauddin. "Deconstructing
Postmodernism." Encounters 5 (March 1999): 111-18. Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Article: Schenck, David. "The Rites of
Acknowledgment, Or How to Avoid Going Post-Modern." Soundings 73 (winter 1990):
507-26. Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Article: Schindler, David L., ed. "Christianity
and the Question of Postmodernity." Communio (US) 17 (summer 1990): 129-280.
Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Article: Segal, Robert A., and Thomas Ryba,
eds. "Religion and Postmodernism: A Review Symposium." Religion 27 (April
1997): 101-49. Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted
10/19/2001)
Book: Shermer, Michael and Stephen Jay Gould.
Why People Believe Weird Things: Pseudoscience, Superstition, and Other Confusions
of Our Time. MJF Books, 2000. Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 11/1/2001)
Book: Silverman, Maxim. Facing Postmodernity:
Contemporary French Thought on Culture and Society. London, UK: Routledge, 1999. (198
pages) Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted
11/1/2001)
Book: Sim, Stuart, ed. The Routledge Critical
Dictionary of Postmodern Thought. New York, NY: Routledge, 1999. (401 pages) Recommended
by Earl Creps. (Posted 11/1/2001)
Book: Simons, Herbert, and Michael Billig, eds. After
Postmodernism: Reconstructing Ideology Critique. Inquiries in Social Construction.
Thousand Oaks, Calif.: Sage Publications, 1994. (258 pages) Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Singal, Daniel Joseph, ed. "Modernist Culture in America." American Quarterly
39 (spring 1987): 5-174. Recommended by Earl Creps.
(Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Smith, Anthony. Books to Bytes: Knowledge
and Information in the Postmodern Era. London: British Film Institute, 1994. Recommended
by Earl Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Smith, Chuck, Jr. The End of the World As
We Know It: Clear Direction for Bold and Innovative Ministry in a Postmodern World.
Waterbrook, 2001. (272 pages) Recommended by Earl Creps.
(Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Smith, Gregory Bruce. Nietzsche, Heidegger
and the Transition to Postmodernity. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1995. (366
pages) Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Smith, Huston. Beyond the Postmodern
Mind. Wheaton, IL: Quest Books, 1989. (281 pages) Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 11/1/2001)
Article: Smith, Samuel. "Words of Hope:
A Postmodern Faith." Faculty Dialog: Journal of the Institute for Christian Leadership,
no. 20 (winter 1993-1994): 131-45. Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Sokal, Alan D. and Jean Bricmont. Fashionable
Nonsense: Postmodern Intellectuals Abuse of Science. New York, NY: St. Martin's Press,
1998. (272 pages) Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted
11/1/2001)
Book: Spretnak, Charlene. The Resurgence
of the Real. London, UK: Routledge, 1999. (288 pages) Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 11/1/2001)
Article: Stetson, Brad. "Religious Pluralism"s
Postmodern Parallel." Criswell Theological Review 7 (spring 1994): 41-63.
Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Article: Stiver, Dan R. "Much Ado About
Athens and Jerusalem: The Implications of Postmodernism for Faith." Review and
Expositor 91 (winter 1994): 83-102. Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Stove, David. Anything Goes: Origins
of the Cult of Scientific Irrationalism. Paddington NSW, AU: Macleay Press, 1998.
(218 pages) Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted
11/1/2001)
Book: ________. The Plato Cult and Other
Philosophical Follies. Oxford, UK: Blackwell Publishers, 1991. (224 pages) Recommended
by Earl Creps. (Posted 11/1/2001)
Article: Sugden, Christopher. "Modernity,
Postmodernity and the Gospel." Transformation 10 (October-December 1993):
1-2. Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Sweet, Leonard. Aquachurch: Essential Leadership
Arts for Piloting Your Church in Today"s Fluid Culture. Loveland, Colo.: Group
Publishing, 1999. (269 pages) Recommended by Earl Creps.
(Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: _________. Faithquakes. Nashville: Abingdon,
1995. Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: _________. Postmodern Pilgrims: First Century
Passion for the 21st Century Church. Nashville: Broadman & Holman,
2000. (224 pages) Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted
10/19/2001)
Book: _________. SoulTsunami. Grand Rapids:
Zondervan, 1999. (443 pages) Recommended by Earl Creps.
(Posted 10/19/2001)
Article: _________. "Modernity, Postmodernity,
and Religion." Journal of Dharma 22 (July-September 1997): 199-207. Recommended
by Earl Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Torfing, Jackob. New Theories of Discourse:
Laclau, Mouffe, and Zizek. Oxford, UK: Blackwell Publishers, 1999. (342 pages) Recommended
by Earl Creps. (Posted 11/1/2001)
Article: Vachon, Robert, ed. "The Post-Modern
Era: Some Signs and Priorities." Interculture (English ed.) 29 (winter 1996):
2-58. Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Article: Van Gelder, Craig. "From the Modern
to the Postmodern in the West: Viewing the Twentieth Century in Perspective." Word
World 20, no. 1 (winter 2000): 32-40. Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Article: _________. "Postmodernism as an
Emerging Worldview." Calvin Theological Journal 26 (November 1991): 412-17.
Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Veith, Gene Edward, Jr. Postmodern Times:
A Christian Guide to Contemporary Thought and Culture. Wheaton: Crossway Books, 1994.
(256 pages) Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted
10/19/2001)
Book: Venturi, Robert. Learning from Las Vegas.
Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Press, 1977. Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Article: Walsh, Brian J. "Derrida and the
Messiah: The Spiritual Face of Postmodernity." Regeneration Quarterly 5 (spring
1999): 29-33. Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted
10/19/2001)
Book: Ward, Glenn. Postmodernism (Teach Yourself).
Blacklick, Ohio: McGraw Hill, 1998. (192 pages) Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Watson, Jean, Barbara Montgomery-Dossey, and
Larry Dossey. Postmodern Nursing and Beyond. London: Churchill Livingstone, 1999.
(303 pages) Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted
10/19/2001)
Book: Waugh, Patricia. Postmodernism: A Reader.
N.p: Edward Arnold, 1992. Recommended by Earl Creps.
(Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: ________. Practising Postmodernism:
Reading Modernism (Working with Theory). Edward Arnold, 1992. (176 pages) Recommended
by Earl Creps. (Posted 11/1/2001)
Article: Wegierski, Mark. "The Dilemma
of Hypermodernity: Hypermodernity vs. Postmodernity." [technological development]
Journal of Religion and Psychical Research 18 (January 1995): 21-24. Recommended
by Earl Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: West, Charles C. Power, Truth, and Community
in Modern Culture. Harrisburg, Pa.: Trinity Press International, 1999. (160 pages)
Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Westphal, Merold, ed. Postmodern Philosophy
and Christian Thought. [Papers from a conference held at Calvin College, Spring 1997]
Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1999. Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Article: Westphal, Merold. "Appropriating
Postmodernism." ARC 25 (1997): 73-84. Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Article: _________. "The Ostrich and the
Boogeyman: Placing Postmodernism." Christian Scholar"s Review 20 no.
2 (1990): 114-17. Recommended by Earl Creps. (Posted
10/19/2001)
Book: Willmott, Glenn. McLuhan, or Modernism
in Reverse (Theory/Culture). Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1996. Recommended
by Earl Creps. (Posted 11/1/2001)
Book: Wilson, Jonathan R. Living Faithfully in
a Fragmented World: Lessons for the Church from MacIntyre"s After Virtue. Harrisburg,
Pa.: Trinity Press International, 1998. (96 pages) Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Windschuttle, Keith. The Killing of History:
How Literary Critics and Social Theorists Are Murdering Our Past. San Francisco: Encounter
Books, 2000. (298 pages) Recommended by Earl Creps.
(Posted 10/19/2001)
Book: Ziarek, Ewa Ponowska. The Rhetoric
of Failure: Deconstruction of Skepticism, Reinvention of Modernism. Albany, NY: State
University of New Press, 1995. (247 pages) Recommended by Earl
Creps. (Posted 11/1/2001)
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