Post-Modernism is a philosophical movement that emerged in the late 20th century, challenging the traditional notions and beliefs of modernism. It is a complex and diverse phenomenon that defies a singular definition, but at its core, it is a rejection of fixed and universal truths and beliefs. Post-modernism critiques the assumption that there is a single, objective reality and instead embraces the idea of multiple, subjective truths. One of the central tenets of post-modernism is the rejection of the concept of absolute Truth.