Modernity can be described in terms of ____________, but postmodernity cannot.
A) the economy
B) rationality
C) exploitation
D) solidarity

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Modernity is characterized by the belief in reason and rationality as the primary means of understanding and shaping the world. Postmodernity, on the other hand, challenges the idea of a grand narrative or universal truth, undermining the basis for belief in rationality. Therefore, postmodernity cannot be described in terms of rationality.

Modernity Can Be Described in Terms of ____________, but Postmodernity