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Postmodernism and Poststructuralism - Coggle Diagram
Postmodernism and Poststructuralism
Space & Identity
Representation
Embodiment
Habitus
Mobility Turn
Heterogeneity
(Highlights the diversity and multiplicity of experiences, truths, and identities. This is a key tenet of postmodern thinking.)
Epistemology & Power
Discourse
Epistemes
Governmentality
Critical Realism
Power/Knowledge
Feminist and Critical Approaches
Feminist Standpoint
Structuration Theory
Situated Knowledge
Feminist Materialism
Feminism
Language and Signs
Signifier
Signified
Sign
Syntagm
Logocentrism
Resistance to Grand Narratives
Difference
Metanarrative
Poststructuralism
Modernism
Postmodernism
Simulation
Identity
A critical concept in post-structural geography, identity is seen as constructed, fluid, and relational, not fixed or essential.
Simulation
Reflects Baudrillard’s idea that representations can replace reality, central to postmodern critiques of media and representation.
Embodiment
From feminist and non-representational theory, it emphasizes that knowledge and experience are lived through the body, not just abstract thought.
Power/Knowledge
Coined in poststructuralist thought (especially Foucault), showing how knowledge is not neutral but is bound up with power structures.