Postmodern public administration theorists
A) see objective reality ("facts" ) as moot.
B) see "facts" as representing propositions or hypotheses derived from observation.
C) believe that the observer-thinker is the active shaper of how the "fact" is perceived.
D) All of the above.

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Postmodern public administration theorists challenge traditional notions of objective reality and facts, arguing that facts are constructed through observation and interpretation, and that the observer plays a crucial role in shaping how facts are perceived. This encompasses all the options provided.

Postmodern Public Administration Theorists