Postmodernism
A) is an intellectual view that suggests deep distrust of science and the research principle of objectivity.
B) is no different from the views of critical theory.
C) assumes the modern period of history is an ongoing,never-ending process.
D) supports the idea that we are entering an age dominated by a goods-producing economy.

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Postmodernism is characterized by a distrust of universal truths and objectivity, including in scientific research. This is due to the belief that knowledge is subjective and contextual, and that there is no single, objective reality. Critical theory, on the other hand, is a specific branch of social theory that focuses on issues of power and oppression in society. Postmodernism is broader in scope than critical theory, encompassing philosophy, literature, art, and other fields. Postmodernism also does not assume that the modern period is ongoing, nor does it support the dominance of a goods-producing economy.