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Workers' Liberty 11, January 1989


Modernism and postmodernism in architecture

Marxism and postmodernism
Author: 
Belinda Weaver

Some architects defend hated modern buildings by saying "The Eiffel Tower (Crystal Palace, etc.) was hated in its day!" However, many modern buildings were not hated or protested about in their "day". It's now, after years of looking at them, that the outcry has come against soulless tower blocks and ugly offices. In their day they were praised.


"Post-Fordism": collapsing into the present

Marxism and postmodernism
Author: 
Martin Thomas

Capitalism has changed and is changing. Vast new areas in the Third World have industrialised. The introduction of small, cheap, flexible computers is revolutionising finance, administration, retailing, manufacturing. The majority of the workforce in many capitalist countries is now "white-collar" - but white-collar work is becoming more industrial.


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