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What significant movements of thought have come after/rejected postmodernism?

I'm trying to wrap my head around the history of intellectual thought (specifically in the last 20th/21st centuries) and so far haven't come across any significant movements or thinkers/writers whose beliefs are not in some way derived from the works of Foucault, Derrida etc. This is entirely due to my ignorance of a vast field of knowledge to which I'm relatively new, but very eager to learn more about. If you can recommend any particular writers or works, I'd be very grateful!
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At most, "postmodernism" in philosophy is a term given to various philosophical critiques, each drawing on the resources of modern philosophy, which occurred in France in the mid 20th century. Strictly speaking, there is no such thing as a postmodern philosophy as some kind of philosophical view after modern philosophy in the way that implies. It is, at most, a group of modern philosophers critiquing some concepts of modern philosophy in different ways, and thereby still modern philosophy and not some view after it. 

> If you can recommend any particular writers or works, I'd be very grateful!

Gary Gutting's *French Philosophy in the Twentieth Century* will give you a better topography of the intellectual movements that informed those critiques and therefore a better grasp of how 'postmodern philosophy' fits within the broader trends of modern philosophy prior, concurrent, and after it.