A particular way of understanding and interpretation offered by the postmodern approach to judge political projects of the modernity form a normative dimension in which a universally- defined “ought to be” situation or a universally- defined good/better/beautiful/desired is sceptically evaluated. Its way of denigration of grand narratives places the postmodern approach at odds with the normative aspects of the modern political philosophy. As prescribing a set of reforms and particular steps to reach to the modernity’s “ought to be” situation would pave the way for consolidating a grand narrative, the postmodern approach rather emphasizes the constitutive role of the discourse and its formation. Briefly saying, instead of sticking to an “ought to be” situation of modernity, postmodern perspective constitutes its theory on discourse and its formation.