Talk:Postmodern law

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Hi, Postmodern interpretations of the law have been fairly prevalent since the 90's so I have started this article.--Kary247 (talk) 19:54, 31 December 2010 (UTC)[reply]

Visual or graphic organiser to sum up hard ideas and help visual learners

I have used a table at postmodern religion, to summarise key ideas (referenced of course) and as a visual tool to help visual learners/students. I am not sure if this would work here too? Because philosophy gets confusing, a table might help someone who just needs to get the 'gist' Here is the postmodern religion example:

Example from postmodern religion: Summary table for visual learners/quick summary

Subjective	Pluralistic	Critical Interpretations	Characteristics
Many versions of truth	Different Perspectives	Critical consideration/analysis	Non-dogmatic
Individual Interpretations	Different interpretations	Historical Bias, Bias	Syncretic and eclectic
Different ways of seeing or believing	Power relationships	Influence of social and cultural contexts	Represents diversity (class, gender, race)

--Kary247 (talk) 18:59, 3 January 2011 (UTC)[reply]