What is Metamodernism?

What is Metamodernism in simple terms?

Metamodernism is a way of thinking and feeling that combines modernism and premodernism. It reflects the complex and dynamic realities of the 21st century. Metamodernism is not a fixed doctrine, but a set of tendencies and sensibilities in various domains. Metamodernism oscillates between opposite poles, such as irony and sincerity, doubt and faith, critique and affirmation. Metamodernism values transcendence, complexity, depth, diversity, pluralism, and multiplicity. Metamodernism is creative, experimental, open, and adaptable. Metamodernism is a tentative and evolving response that invites dialogue and collaboration. Metamodernism is a curious, creative, and compassionate way of looking at the world.