June 1999, sec 1; 19

lily88888UID: 2828533

The postmodem view involves the rejection of modem

assumptions about order and the universality of truth.

The grand theories of the modem era are now seen as

limited by the social and historical contexts in which

they were elaborated. Also, the belief in order has given

way to a belief in the importance of irregularity and

chaos. It follows that we inhabit a world full of irregular

events, and in which there are no universal truths.

The argument's reasoning is questionable because the

argument

(A) infers that something is the case because it is

believed to be the case

(B) uses the term "universal" ambiguously

(C) relies on the use of emotional terms to bolster its

conclusion

(D) uses the term "order" ambiguously

(E) fails to cite examples of modem theories

that purport to embody universal truths

duijinxiaoziUID: 2585955

The postmodem view involves the rejection of modem assumptions about order and the universality of truth.
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It follows that we inhabit a world full of irregular events, and in which there are no universal truths.
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Argument 中没有推理，只是重复相同的论调。
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(A)