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   "Cos360°"  wrote in   
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   > "Luca"  wrote in message   
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   > Cos360° wrote:   
   >> To me, the phrase post in front of an adjective...has always meant   
   >> "in the era of" to me anyway. Often as prefix in a description, it   
   >> often seeks to highlight an ongoing tangent in a culture.   
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   >> Not sure if I understand you correctly, but I thought "post" meant   
   >> "after"... as in post meridiem (pm).   
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   > post does mean after. I was alluding to the way in which the phrase is   
   > used in cultural context, think "post-mordernism", "post-irionic" etc   
   > etc. I was refering it's use in the artistic context.   
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   It still means 'after'.   
      
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