Does collapse of functionalism and bankruptcy of marxism coincide with rupture of modernity
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First of all, one may not agree that 'functionalism has collapsed completely' and 'Marxism has bankrupted'.
After the 'financial crisis of 2008-2010', 'Das Capital of Marxism' was one of the top-selling books worldwide. It is because people suddenly 'lost faith' in 'capitalism'.
Rupturing of modernity is also not a very well accepted idea. Even if 'rupturing of modernity' is accepted, 'post-modern thoughts' are wide enough to 'accommodate' both 'functionalism and Marxism' in their 'modified forms'.
So, the statement in the question is perhaps not true.
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