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modernism
Book article from: World Encyclopedia
modernism Twentieth-century movement...Gropius and Mies van der Rohe . Modernism developed the use of new building...precisely, the echoes of literary modernism can still be heard in late...futurism ; International style ; post-modernism ; suprematism...
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post-modernism
Book article from: World Encyclopedia
post-modernism Originally an architectural movement that...restricted to architecture. In literature, post-modernism is characterized by works that...fictionality. In the early 1980s, the concept of post-modernism exploded into popular culture...
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Michael Graves
Encyclopedia entry from: Encyclopedia of World Biography
...instrumental in the emergence of Post-Modernism in the mid-1970s. His classicizing...Warren, New Jersey, 1977). Post-Modernism Becomes Controversial Michael...recognition as a leading figure in Post-Modernism, but not without...
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Luis Barragán
Encyclopedia entry from: Encyclopedia of World Biography
...architecture with international modernism. Barrag á n has been...Surrealist, a Minimalist, and a Post-Modernist, yet his works...to reconcile international modernism with the Mexican regional styles...abhorrence to the glassiness of modernism and his devotion to the Mexican...
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English architecture
Book article from: World Encyclopedia
...the Great Exhibition (1851) paved the way for modernism . William Morris and the Arts and Crafts Movement...Voysey. In the late 20th century, the movements of modernism and post-modernism , in particular the work of Richard Rogers and Norman...
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postmodernism
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
...cent. movements that constituted modernism. The term has become ubiquitous...Huyssen, After the Great Divide: Modernism, Mass Culture, Postmodernism (1986); C. Jencks, What is Post-Modernism? (1986); S. Gaggi, Modern...
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Venturi, Robert
Book article from: World Encyclopedia
...He argued that architectural modernism was banal. Venturi's stress...contextual architecture heralded post-modernism . His publications include Complexity...architecture is contrasted with the post-modern approach. His buildings...
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American literature
Book article from: World Encyclopedia
...Literature of the immediate post-Civil War period is characterized...viewed as the archetype of high modernism . Wallace Stevens and William...artistic expression characterize post-war literature and drama...Robert Lowell and Sylvia Plath . Post-modernism informed the work...
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Adonis
Encyclopedia entry from: Encyclopedia of World Biography
...the most prominent Arab writers in the post-World War II period. Born in January...about poetry, creativity, change, and modernism among both his contemporaries and the...rebellion, rejection, radical writing, and modernism (expressed in Arabic by the word hadatha...
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Farrell, Terry
Book article from: World Encyclopedia
Farrell, Terry (1938– ) British post-modern architect known for his witty imagery and anthropomorphism. His...of buildings by introducing variations in colour and banding. See also post-modernism
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