Metamodernism 

Metamodernism is a cultural and philosophical movement that arose in response to the complexities of the postmodern world. What distinguishes metamodernism from other historical periods is its inclination to surpass and encompass traditional, modern, and postmodern ideologies.

This movement involves a reassessment of previous philosophical and cultural frameworks, aiming for a more nuanced understanding and embracing the concept of "polarity thinking." Metamodernism doesn't merely reject past ideologies but integrates them, acknowledging their contributions while seeking to transcend their limitations. It navigates the complexities of contemporary existence by acknowledging and reconciling seemingly opposing ideas and perspectives.