Document Type : Scientific-Research
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Abstract
In sociology as well as in all humanities courses, the subject of all studies 
and dialogues is man and his issues. This is the result of the efforts of a great 
number of philosophers and other scholars after the Renaissance, especially 
after the age of enlightenment, who paved the way for the rise of modernism as 
they merged into one another. In this article, the writer, while describing the 
status and condition of man in the modern era, examines the criticisms of 
postmodernists leveled at man. The questions of the research were answered 
using the content analysis method and by referring to documents. It became 
clear that the two approaches of modernism and postmodernism are different 
from each other with regard to their four important concepts of "self', "man's 
capability of cognition", "freedom" and "human rights". Finally, the writer 
discusses the findings of the research to present a picture of man in the modern 
age.
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