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A framework influenced by postmodern thinkers (Lyotard, Derrida, Foucault) that radically questions the foundations of Western logic and epistemology. It rejects grand narratives of reason, progress, and truth, arguing that what passes for knowledge is always tied to power and language games. Postmodernist logico‑epistemology often deconstructs binary oppositions (true/false, rational/irrational) and reveals the excluded middle or the incommensurable. It does not offer a new logical system but rather a critical stance toward all claims of epistemic certainty, embracing irony, play, and the irreducible otherness of the real.
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