The Theological Origins of Modernity (review)
Despite my disagreement about White Noise, Qualified Hope does uphold one of postmodernism's more useful orthodoxies: salient analyses of race, gender, and nationality. At the same time, it moves the discussion forward—if one can use a term that encompasses both time and space—giving the reader, if not a resolution of postmodernism's paradoxes, then at least insight into a number of undervalued and seldom-discussed works of literature.