In 1991, Fredric Jameson published Postmodernism, or, the Cultural Logic of Late Capitalism, where he analyzed the cultural phenomena of postmodernism through a Marxist lens. Jameson argued that postmodernism is characterized by a waning of affect, historical amnesia, and a reliance on pastiche and depthlessness. His work has been influential in cultural studies, prompting critical discussions about the implications of postmodernity on art, literature, and society.

Fredric Jameson's publication of 'Postmodernism, or, the Cultural Logic of Late Capitalism' in 1991 provided a critical framework for understanding contemporary poetry. His insights challenged poets to navigate postmodern irony while seeking new ways to reclaim historical depth and political engagement.