Essays on Art Movements

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Bengal Colonial City Through The Literature of Bengal Modernist Poetry Jibun Ananda Das   

3 pages / 1447 words

From the poetry of the early age [Charyapada app. 10th A. D ] to the modern era (20th century-present), Bengali poetry underwent a vast chronological evolution. In this changing pattern of literature, Jibanananda das played a significant role to propel the stream of modernism in...

Modernism Poetry

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Analysis of The Novel Sixty Lights by Gail Jones

3 pages / 1312 words

Many literary pieces were written during the Victorian era, often revolving around the concepts of death and love. The Victorian era saw the unequal treatment of women and huge technological advances. It was considered an important literary period with romanticism at the forefront. However, the...

Novel Postmodernism Victorian Era

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Modernism is not Practical for Social Housing

1 page / 553 words

One of the main concepts that is repeated throughout the modernist movement is “form follows function” by Louis Sullivan. This goes hand in hand with a concept by Le Corbusier: “a house is a machine for living in”. Modernism gained popularity after WWII, however, this...

House Modernism Society

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Futuristic Style in Modern Design

1 page / 604 words

Futurism in design isn’t constrained to the masterful development alone. The unavoidable calculated and visual impact of futurist craftsmanship toward the start of the twentieth century represents the way that the expression “futurism” keeps on being connected — on account of mold to plans that...

Contemporary Art Design

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Modernism and Post-modernism in Photography

3 pages / 1170 words

Derived from the Pictorialism, the Modernist movement began in 1910 and was a means in which photographers used to produce images with a sharp focus while exploiting the camera as a mechanical tool (2018, Artsy). Following the Modernist movement, Post – Modernism was established (2013,...

Modern Society Modernism Photography

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Culture Redefined: a Postmodern Study of Marissa Meyer’s Cinder

2 pages / 851 words

Literature is always considered as a faithful representation of the society. In Wordsworthian terms Literature can be sorted as a way of “man speaking to men”, with every reader it prompts out various layers of interpretation. It can be quite natural for a writer to...

Postmodernism Study

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Post-postmodern Discourse in The Context of The Contemporary Exhibition

4 pages / 1744 words

One cannot refute nor ignore the importance of post-postmodern discourse in the context of the contemporary exhibition. While Modernism and Postmodernism prove possible to define and identify, what comes afterwards – what is happening now – is near impossible by its very nature to pigeon-hole...

Contemporary Art Modernism Postmodernism

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How African Art Has Changed and Inspire European Art

2 pages / 913 words

Introduction In this essay, I would like to discuss how African art has changed and inspired European art. African art is a beautiful and deeply interesting kind of art, full of traditions and spirituality. Over time, this art has influenced many artists, including Henri Matisse...

African Art Artwork Contemporary Art

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The Influence of Art on Society’s Perspective on Different Issues

1 page / 661 words

Seen by most as just splotches on a paper, art has showed beyond doubt that its use is as magnificent as its grandeur. Art is used in many different ways all around the globe and now appears in various forms because of it. Art can...

Artwork Contemporary Art Perspective

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"Post Modern" Political Sociology

2 pages / 1123 words

Political human science is stressed over the sociological examination of political occasion extending from the state to normal society to the family and audits subjects for instance citizenship social advancements and the wellsprings of social power. in this area david owen has raised that the...

Political Philosophy Postmodernism Sociological Theories

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The Postmodern Ir Theory in The Ideas of Michael Foucault and The Movie "The Matrix"

7 pages / 3045 words

This paper is about the postmodern IR theory with the ideas of Michael Foucault and the movie The Matrix (1999). In first place postmodernism explained as a critical IR theory and its assumptions discussed. Secondly The Matrix (1999) will be summarized. After that the movie...

Postmodernism Science Fiction The Matrix

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Analysis of How The Artworks of Contemporary Artists Extend The Boundaries of Conventional Art

3 pages / 1268 words

For many years very specific creations were considered art. There was a strict rulebook on what an artwork could consist of, including rules on medium, theme and technique. This idea was completely reconstructed with the Contemporary Art Movement in the 1950s. Contemporary Art is a...

Artwork Contemporary Art

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Modernism: Its Formal, Spatial, Tectonic, Philosophical and The Broad Contextual Characteristics

5 pages / 2474 words

The following research paper will critically engage with the architectural movement known as Modernism. This will be done by engaging in its formal, spatial, tectonic, philosophical and the broad contextual characteristics, to establish a theoretical framework. This frame work will then be applied in evaluating...

Architecture Modernism

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A History of Art Nouveau Designs

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Art Nouveau was a dramatic style that flourished through Europe in the 1890s. It was unlike anything seen before as history was replaced by nature. Art Nouveau designs derived from organic forms, and used the theoretical background of plants and sinuous natural objects to create...

Art Nouveau

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My Impression of a Message to Garcia

1 page / 415 words

Based on the contents of the short story “A Message To Garcia”. My thoughts are such as these, they correlate with each other. Let me explain, Rowan was summoned and given a letter contents are unknown for whom it was unknown he didn’t ask a...

Impressionism Short Story

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An Analysis of Postmodern Blackness by Bell Hooks

1 page / 535 words

When the essay was first written during the 1990’s, the main point was that postmodernism was probably the most well-known trend with scholars and different academic people for its thoughts of “heterogeneity, the decentered subject…recognition of Otherness” which was just a number of different ways...

Postmodernism

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Poetics of Postmodernism in Kurt Vonnegut

5 pages / 2210 words

Postmodernism is dominant philosophical approach that questions and rejects the fundamental totality of human thought and homogeneous way of perceiving the outer reality of the world. , which is the main focus of present study with reference and application to Kurt Vonnegut’s The Slaughterhouse Five....

Kurt Vonnegut Literature Review Postmodernism

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The Period of Modernism in World War I and World War Ii

2 pages / 875 words

World War I and World War II brought mass destruction and destroyed traditional values. This complete demolition sparked the period of Modernism, it influenced people to open up their minds to new ideas of art, literature, and social aspects. This is displayed hrough the works...

Effects of War Modernism

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An Analysis on Balzac’s Status as The Pioneer of Realism, as Depicted by The Red Inn

4 pages / 1931 words

Oscar Wilde said, “The nineteenth century, as we know it, is largely an invention of Balzac’s”. From 1822 until his death in 1850, Honoré de Balzac produced a vast body of work, including numerous short stories, essays, journalistic pieces, and several plays. His most famous...

Realism