Problem Formulation Objectives of the Study
                                                                                can attain enlightenment or peace by judicious use of reason, that we can become happy or prosperous, that any of our higher goals can be achieved
if  only  we  wait  and  work,  work  and  wai t.’  He  clears  his  throat.  ‘If  the
modern designates the era of emancipation and knowledge, consensus and totalities,  then  postmodern  marks  an  attitude  of  disbelief  towards  the
modern Hart, 2004: 2.
It is clearly stated that Postmodernism is different from Modernism. Derrida also says
that  postmodernism  attacked,  “the  ideals  of  reason,  clarity,  truth,  and progress” Barry, 2002:86 that was provided by modernism. As a basic concept,
it means that they share different idea in it. To  understand  this  idea,  the  term  modernism  should  be  understood.
According to Powell “Modernism is a blanket term for an explosion of new styles and trends in the arts in the half of 20
th
century” Powell, 1998:20. Modernism is term  that  is  related  to  “the  Age  of  Enlightenment,  also  known  as  the  Age  of
Reason.  Probably  the  main  value  of  the  age,  besides  reason  was  the  idea  of progress”  Powell,  1998:20.  The  writer  wants  to  say  that  modernism  is  a  new
idea for humanity based on reason and logic. At the 18
th
century people are optimistic that by using the universal values of
science, reason, and logic,
they could get rid of all the myths and holy ideas that kept humanity from progressing.  They  felt  this  would  be  eventually  free  humanity  from
misery, religion, superstition, all irrational behavior, and unfounded belief. Humanity  would  use  thus  progress  to  state
freedom,  happiness,  and progress
Powell, 1998:20-21 Postmodernism, as Lyotard puts it, believes
“that the nature of knowledge cannot survive  unchanged  within  this  context  of  general  transformation.  The  status  of
knowledge  is  altered  as  societies  enter  what  is  known  as  the  postmodern  age” Sarup, 1993:118.
2. Attitude
An  Attitude  is  generally  defined  as  the  way  a  person  responds  to  his  or  her environment,  either  positively  or  negatively.  http:www.boundless.com
managementtextbooksboundless-management-textbookorganizational- behavior-5drivers-of-behavior-44defining-attitude-227-7241.html, Ocktober 16,
2016.  The  attitude  also  means  a  behavior  a  person  adopts  toward  other  people, things,  incidents  or  happenings  http:literarydevices.netattitude.html,  October
16, 2016. PLAGIAT MERUPAKAN TINDAKAN TIDAK TERPUJI