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    British Modern Fiction Modern Science-Fiction in Britain started in the early 20th century. The modernism is the name of Europe movement that predominated to the art and cultural since 1890 -1930. It has captivated a lot of people from the time it started up to this point. It has certain aspects that attract people‚ such as war‚ love or relationships‚ social class‚ communication‚ political commentary. These stories contained solutions to modern problems at that time‚ such as‚ the

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    DEFINE; HOWEVER‚ ITS MUCH FORM CAN BE FOUND IN VISUAL ART‚ LITERATURE AND ARCHITECTURE. THIS CONCEPT ADVOCATES EMBRASING “CONTRADICTION AND COMPLEXITY’’ IN ORDER TO CREATE VALID AND VITAL WORKS. ITS ARGUES ARCHITECTS TO LEAVE THE TENETS OF TRADITIONAL MODERNISM BEHIND IN PURSUIT OF “TRUTH IN ITS TOTALITY’’. THIS MEANS THAT POSTMODERNISM IS A COMPLEX SET OF TRUE NATURE OF ARCHITECTURE AND IT IS MORE REAL THAN OVERLY PLANNED‚ HYPPER-LOGICAL MODERNIST CONSTRUCTIONS. POSTMODERNISM BEGAN AS AN INTERNATIONAL

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    From Wikipedia‚ the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation‚ search This article is about the movement. For the condition or state of being‚ see Postmodernity. For other uses‚ see Postmodernism (disambiguation). Postmodernism | preceded by Modernism | Postmodernity | * Hypermodernity * Hypermodernism in art * Metamodernism * Post-anarchism * Posthumanism * Postmodernist anthropology * Post-processual archaeology * Postmodern architecture * Postmodern art * Postmodern

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    March 17‚ 2011 Abstract The modernism and post modernism perspectives are beneficial in the successful operation of Wal-Mart stores. Wal-Mart is one of the most successful organizations with stores foreign and domestic making significant profits. Further‚ Wal-Mart applies both of the organizational perspectives for their advantages in areas such as power‚ structure‚ and technology. In addition‚ Wal-Mart utilizes modernism in the companies culture‚ roles‚ goals‚ ability to

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    An Introduction to Modernism and The Great Gatsby Modernism: F. Scott Ftizgerald’s The Great Gatsby‚ which is widely considered to be one of the greatest of all American novels‚ was written in the 1920’s during the period of literary philosophy known as Modernism. Modernism was a philosophical and artistic movement of the early 20th century which portrayed the world of men as a harsh‚ hostile environment in which life had lost its meaning and men and women were isolated from each other‚ struggling

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    The early twentieth century is when Modernism first emerged‚ and by the 1920s‚ the prominent figures of the movement - Le Corbusier‚ Walter Gropius‚ and Ludwig Mies van der Rohe – had the largest reputations towards it. It was not until after the Second World War that it gained huge popularity‚ after modernist planning was implemented as a solution to meet basic social needs‚ after the previous failures in architecture and design. Up to 15% the urban populations were living in poverty During the

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    Modernism Reflection: WINTER DREAMS by F. SCOTT FITZGERALD I found F. Scott Fitzgerald’s short story “Winter Dreams” to be very avant-garde and elitist as it tells of the rise of Dexter Green‚ a hardworking‚ middle class man who becomes caught up in the pursue of wealth and status. In his quest to be part of the ‘old money’ elite‚ he meets Judy Jones‚ a beautiful and youthful woman who further fuels his desire for greater wealth. The story addresses the ‘American dream’ where it was believed

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    LECTURE 15 From Romanticism to Modernism – Ballet Thursday‚ May 22 Announcements and Reminders Concert reports due no later than today Paper due date: Tuesday‚ June 3 Final: Not cumulative (starts after Beethoven) Wed.‚ June 11‚ 12-2pm Similar format as midterm Study guide to come next week Outline I. Late Romantic Ballet (traditional) a. Tchaikovsky – Sleeping Beauty II. Music in the Age of Modernism: The 20th Century III. Modern Ballets a. Debussy – Prelude to the Afternoon

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    Analysis Modernism is a recent important stepping-stone for the artistic world. It began in the 1900’s‚ and lasted until around the 70’s. This historic period‚ was mainly defined by the many controversies which the different developing societies all had to face. The consequences of such things‚ as rapidly-developing technology and the two world wars‚ new controversial ideologies started to rise. These new ways of thinking‚ brought new ways of writing‚ which is today known as modernism. The novel

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    World War I (WWI) was the turning point for modernism where many artists involved in the war welcomed nihilism and expressed their opposing views on outdated societal norms through non-traditional works of art. The artists of the movement expressed a different point of view regarding how reality was portrayed. Characteristics of this modern avant-garde revolution included the expressive use of color‚ primitivism‚ and experimentation. Modernism soon had a lasting impact on artistic styles and techniques

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