Step 1: Understanding the core ideas of postmodernism.
Postmodernism challenges grand narratives and emphasizes the fluidity of truth, reality, and knowledge.
Step 2: Analyze each option.
(A) Correct. Anti-foundationalism rejects the idea that there is a solid, universal foundation for knowledge or meaning.
(B) Correct. Postmodernism critiques Enlightenment ideas of reason, rationality, and progress.
(C) Incorrect. Postmodernism does not generally critique cultural relativism; instead, it often embraces it.
(D) Correct. Postmodernism critiques meta-narratives, arguing that large, overarching stories (like those of progress or civilization) oversimplify complex truths.
In the book Suicide: A Study in Sociology, Durkheim states, “Those experiencing either downswing or uplift in their material circumstances are placed in a situation in which their habitual expectations come under strain.” This could lead to _______
Match Talcott Parsons’ functional pre-requisites in Column I with the associated social institutions in Column II.

In the book Suicide: A Study in Sociology, Durkheim states, “Those experiencing either downswing or uplift in their material circumstances are placed in a situation in which their habitual expectations come under strain.” This could lead to _______
Match Talcott Parsons’ functional pre-requisites in Column I with the associated social institutions in Column II.
