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    Hansen | 8/31/2012 | | | Word count 2560 Modernism in Design | Modernism as Culture | Modernist Architect | Modernism Today | Modernism in Design. Modernism is a break away from nature‚ harmony and order. Many modernists believed that if they can separate themselves from the usual way of creating art‚ they will discover new amazing ways to create new art. They try to embrace discontinuity‚ and rejects realism. Main ideas of Modernism were as such * Cleanliness * Universality

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    eras and epochs‚ and the links they entail between signifying systems writ large and forms of subjectivity as they can be read from artworks. Hence his project is to situate Korean cinema in relation to Big Theory historical ideas such as modernism and post-modernism and their connection to various phases of capitalism and the ways that they produce certain forms of subjectivity. A single sentence from his book‚ referring to the domestic success of Korean films‚ might give potential readers a good indication

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    The term modernism refers to the radical shift in aesthetic and cultural sensibilities evident in the art and literature of the post-World War One period. The ordered‚ stable and inherently meaningful worldview of the nineteenth century could not‚ wrote T.S. Eliot‚ accord with "the immense panorama of futility and anarchy which is contemporary history." Modernism thus marks a distinctive break with Victorian bourgeois morality; rejecting nineteenth-century optimism‚ they presented a profoundly pessimistic

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    unnecessary organisational problems. The two theoretical perspectives that have been chosen in order to analyse and understand organizations are: Modernist Perspective and Post- Modernist Perspective. The modernist perspective believes that the world is achieved through rational and logical means. One of the main feature of modernism is that through rationality and logical means‚ organisations can understand or discover the complete truth ( Bozdogan‚ 2001 ). Thus‚ by knowing the truth‚ these organisations

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    political authority”‚ and that postmodernism is even less relevant now because fear of nuclear attack has caused totalitarian surveillance. Lyotard (L) then refers to Habermas’ (who is a Marxist) critique of the present age (and thus of post-modernity/post-modernism) in “Modernity: an Incomplete Project”. Habermas (JH) believes neo-conservatism would thrive under the pretext of postmodernism. Neo-conservatives allow any practice to continue‚ saying cultural logic applies; thus giving room to even

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    things come through persistence and solitude. Constantin Brancusi is commonly regarded as a founding father of modernist sculpture‚ with Wassily Kandinsky‚ Kazimir Malevich and Piet Mondrian being founders of abstract painting. But has subsequent modernism much in common with Brancusi’s work and vision‚ or has it become its very antithesis? Herbert Read wrote in his book Modern Sculpture that the “modern artist‚ by nature and destiny‚ is always an individualist.” If this is so‚ then the question

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    Kanvinde: Function With Feeling By arZan ⋅ April 7‚ 2010 ⋅ Post a comment Achyut Kanvinde passed away in 2002. He was in his time one of the giants of Indian architecture. As the principal architect of CISR he designed a vast body of institutional work over the decades. Kanvinde studies under Walter Gropius at Harvard in the Functionalist style of design. Himanshu Burte writes an interesting overview of Kanvinde’s work and thought philosophy in this article title “ Function with Feeling ”.

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    Representations (etchings) Early model of the catch penny is designed to be consumed in a few moments. These early models remain until this day (advertising). Provides an influence for a large amount of people. Representations allow ordinary people to experience what they couldn’t originally. They invent opportunities to experience special occasions (royal weddings for instance) Walter Benjamin German critique 1930s Images allow the reader to take in a large amount of information without

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    “Modernist texts critique aspects of modernity.” Discuss how composers manipulate and appropriate textual forms and features in their responses to modern culture and values. Modernity was a period that can be loosely defined as unconventional‚ progressive‚ unveiling the barrier of propaganda‚ cultural disenchantment and violent. Throughout the period‚ many aspects affected how composers viewed the world. With effects of war‚ effects of industrialisation and the corruption of political power‚ many

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    influences of Modernism were the rapid developments both socially and technologically. Also new theories of physics and psychology from those such as Sigmund Freud were among the advances of that era that inspired modernist poets. Some modernists were extremely pessimistic about modernity e.g. Eliot. They believed that with the urbanization of society and loss of culture that essentially the human identity has been lost and has not yet been fully recognized. Modernism is essentially post-Darwinian:

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