I like your direction but I think you may want to look deeper. From my perspective you’re looking at surface-level issues when in fact it goes down all the way to fundamentally how we know anything because it’s connected to the metaphysical question of how it is that the world changes (or more properly how the lifeworld changes and through that how we reckon the world changes).
I don’t completely understand what you are saying, so this response may not apply, but it seems that you may not understand the purpose behind defining skeptical modernism. The goal isn’t to tackle post-modernism on its own terms, but rather to see how far the modernist framework can be stretched while still remaining modernism. The difference between post-modernism and skeptical modernism should therefore consist of all of the claims of post-modernism that the modernist framework cannot accomodate.
I like your direction but I think you may want to look deeper. From my perspective you’re looking at surface-level issues when in fact it goes down all the way to fundamentally how we know anything because it’s connected to the metaphysical question of how it is that the world changes (or more properly how the lifeworld changes and through that how we reckon the world changes).
I don’t completely understand what you are saying, so this response may not apply, but it seems that you may not understand the purpose behind defining skeptical modernism. The goal isn’t to tackle post-modernism on its own terms, but rather to see how far the modernist framework can be stretched while still remaining modernism. The difference between post-modernism and skeptical modernism should therefore consist of all of the claims of post-modernism that the modernist framework cannot accomodate.