Stuart Sim is retired Professor of Critical Theory at the University of Sunderland, and currently Visiting Professor in English at Northumbria University. He has published widely in the field of critical theory and 18th-century English literature, and is a Fellow of the English Association.

Part I: Postmodernism: Its History and Cultural Context 1. Postmodernism and Philosophy, Stuart Sim 2. Postmodernism and Critical Theory, Georges Van den Abbeele 3. Postmodernism and Politics, Iain Hamilton Grant 4. Postmodernism and Feminism, Sue Thornham 5. Postmodernism and Gender and Sexuality, Chris Haywood and Mairtin Mac An Ghaill 6. Postmodernism and Lifestyles, Nigel Watson 7. Postmodernism and Religion, Pamela Sue Anderson 8. Postmodernism and the Postcolonial World, Eleanor Byrne 9. Postmodernism and Science and Technology, Iain Hamilton Grant 10. Postmodernism and Organizations, Angélique du Toit 11. Postmodernism and Architecture, Diane Morgan 12. Postmodernism and Art, Colin Trodd 13. Postmodernism and Cinema, Val Hill 14. Postmodernism and Television, Tony Purvis 15. Postmodernism and Fiction, Barry Lewis 16. Postmodernism and Music, Derek B. Scott 17. Postmodernism and Performance,Susan Melrose 18. Postmodernism and Popular Culture, John Storey 19. Postmodernism, Modernity and the Tradition of Dissent,Lloyd Spencer Part II: Critical Terms A to Z