walker is often cited as being a postmodernist thinker, bringing postmodernism into the eye of scholars alongside richard ashley. despite countless theorists and scholars saying otherwise, walker himself does not claim to be a postmodernist, but rather rejects this principal. walker, being more concerned with theories themselves and the spatial-temporal factors of their creation, sees postmodernism not as theory separate from modern theories, but simply a product of its own inception. in this sense postmodernism is not the answer to modernism, but the continuation thereof.