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    it seem as if the future has been presented with more modernism. The fact that the Hasting Deering Service Building was showing the last trends in architecture though the 1930s‚ Dupain’s photograph was in a form of formalist but it still had its modern touches. Max Dupain’s photograph highlighted the moving forward mood and establishing modernism arriving and making it look new to society. Dupain’s photograph represented a sense of modernism in society and what the future held in the 1930s. Photographing

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    Journal of Business Ethics (2009) 90:115–121 DOI 10.1007/s10551-009-0031-2 Ó Springer 2009 Modernism‚ Christianity‚ and Business Ethics: A Worldview Perspective David Kim Dan Fisher David McCalman ABSTRACT. Despite growing interest in examining the role of religion in business ethics‚ there is little consensus concerning the basis or standards of ‘‘good’’ or ethical behavior and the reasons behind them. This limits our ability to enhance ethical behavior in the workplace. We address this

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    Social tensions were on the rise and the people of Germany began the outcry for formal change. Modernism began gaining popularity in nations all across Europe and its effect on architecture was no different. Walter Gropius‚ with regards to the Fagus Factory‚ one of his first works from 1911‚ set out to build a structure to embody his theories of modernism and functionalism. By connecting with the people through the space’s arrangement and aesthetic‚ architecture took on new meaning. The Fagus Factory

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    Sun poisoning – Tama Janowitz – 1986 General info on post-modernism The current belief of postmodernism is that a correct and precise description of reality is impossible. The truth‚ said by Nietzche‚ is limited and constantly evolving. There is a focus on the deconstruction and fragmentation of novels‚ paintings and general art and because of that‚ it is nearly impossible to give a clear definition of the term “post-modernism”. Authors such as Haruki Murakami and Michael Strunge Sun poisoning

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    According to modernism “ Other characteristics of later modernism are increasing self awareness‚ introspection‚ and openness to the unconscious and to humanity’s darker fears and instincts” (modernism). Now the postwar effect is in progress because WWI ended. Brings so light and happiness in the modernism poets writing. T.S Eliot wrote another great work that well repressing the post war effect. “ The outbreak of World War I had a sobering effect‚ however‚ and post war modernism. As seen in such

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    although not prone to sentimentalism‚ also wrote his poetry in a rather neutral tone and focused on lave and social issues. Although these poets all shared some aspects of their poetry‚ such as the undercurrent of modernism‚ the differences between them were prominent and the degrees of Modernism varied. Ezra Pound‚ the mount influential poet of the four‚ was distinctively Modernist in his writings. Many of his poems‚ such as Hush Selwyn Mauberley and The Cantos‚ made references to ancient literary figures

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    The Development of English Literature Usually‚ English literature is divided into seven periods from the academic angle: The first period is Early and Medieval English literature. And this period can be divided into two parts. The first part is Anglo-Saxon Period (449-1066). The main literary contribution of this period is the Epic‚ and its masterpiece is the national epic The Song of Beowulf. It is the oldest poem in the English language and the oldest surviving epic in Anglo-Saxon literature

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    defy normal investigation‚ the cases that the government has buried or ignored‚ labeling them the "x-files." The two agents are wonderful examples of modernism and post-modernism world views. First in order to understand the reasons Scully and Mulder portray the two world views‚ we must understand what modernism and post-modernism mean. Modernism was the era that was dominated by Freud and Marx‚ a belief that humans are purely material machines‚ a belief that we live in a purely physical

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    another. Most of the text focuses on the weight of Modernism in today’s society and the effects our past has on shaping this movement. McEvilley begins by lamenting that people view art pieces as uncontrolled existences that are neither affected by culture‚ politics‚ economic and social history. Though his investigation within these exclusions he concludes that colonialism and imperialism had an adverse impact on these areas but also in art. Modernism‚ colonialism and imperialism The author challenges

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    within the decade there were those who fought against such movements in various ways. Modernism Many believed that social organisations and daily life were becoming outdated. There was a belief the values of society had become stagnant. A disbelief that the only way to move forward was based on moral and religious principles‚ but what was modernism? The Minneapolis Institute of Arts suggests‚ the term modernism commonly applies to those forward looking architects‚ designers and artisans who‚ from

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