Title: Misleading
Product review: When I picked up this book up, I was hoping to learn more about the intellectual tradition and development of postmodernism. But, in my judgment, this book is not interested in "teaching" readers anything. It's a one-sided polemic against postmodernism. The title of the book is profoundly misleading and should be changed to "Attacking Postmodernism: How to Discredit Ideas You Don't Understand." This book consistently misrepresents postmodernism in an effort to discredit it. That said, the book is perfect for non-critical thinkers who are unconcerned with little things like accuracy, evidence, reasoning, and analysis. If you don't know anything about postmodernism other than the fact that you hate it, this book is perfect for you. It will confirm your worst (groundless) suspicions.
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