The time of reason gave way to the period of feeling. The confidence of the cutting edge logicians gave way to the negativity of the postmodern savants. Innovation is the possibility that extreme truth and outright ethical quality can be found by sane idea. Pioneers declared that this newfound normal arrangement of outright ethical quality would fix the world. This hopeful innovation crashed on the sandbars of the slaughters under socialism and the mass homicides under Hitler. There emerged a postmodern negativity alongside its prophets, Jean Paul Sartre and Albert Camus after World War II.

Sartre and Camus were logicians as well as writers. Their plays advanced the new negativity and the way of thinking of agnosticism. Skepticism implies nothingness that is no importance forever. In his book, Nausea, Sartre portrayed man as a futile enthusiasm. Sartre’s statement was that the cutting edge idea of reason cannot settle man’s problem. Sartre was a vigorous nonbeliever. In the event that there is no God, demise causes the end of cognizance. To the agnostic, mankind has no future, nothingness there emerged another development in the last part of the 1940s called the beats. They loathed the expression Boho with its nick postfix since it was a mark glued on them by pariahs. Out of the distance and obscurity of twentieth century metropolitan life came the Beat age.

The expression Beat signifies out for the count. They dismissed the material outcome of the 1950s. The Beats conceded they were out for the count as they caught a ride and mooched around yet they professed to be loaded with profound dynamism. It was another idealism that emerged not from reason but rather from feeling. It was a refusal of skepticism and a hug of self-absorption self esteem

They were likewise called Bohemians and fashionable people. The men wore goatees, shades and berets; the ladies wore dark leotards and let their bohemian clothes become long and streaming. Their legislative issues were liberal yet their political contribution immaterial. They utilized articulations, for example, sweet and cool man, cool. There was a generational shift when the hordes of youthful trendy people began spending time with the old beats. The more youthful individuals wore brilliant garments and trusted in political activism to impact the world. The Beats referred to them as Flower children. The beats hung out in the North Beach segment of San Francisco. The Boho favored an area around the crossing point of two roads called Haight and Ashbury in San Francisco close to Golden Gate Park.