Answer:
C) An uncertainty about the future
Explanation:
Postmodernism was a late 20th-century movement that was characterized for following most of the ides of Modernism, its overall rejection or suspicion of what was established in society (Thus, they encouraged cultural debates), and its promotion of subjectivity and relativism claiming that there was not "right" way of doing things, or there wasn't an only "truth" but several, which it's an indication that it did not rely on science or facts. And, following that same pattern, this movement saw the future as uncertain. For Postmodernists, there was not only one and true pathway that would lead us to a certain universal goal, instead, they believed that there were multiple and diverse pathways, where stability did not exist. They put emphasis on change, contingency, pragmatism, diversity and discontinuity.
