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2010
Modernity is defined as a condition of social existence that is significantly different to all past forms of human experience, while modernization refers to the transitional process of moving from “traditional” or “primitive” communities to modern societies.
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Modernity is defined as a condition of social existence that is significantly different to all past forms of human experience, while modernization refers to the transitional process of moving from “traditional” or “primitive” communities to modern societies.
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Modernity, modernities and modernization: Tradition reappraised
Social Science Information, 2013The current discourse of modernity has produced many new terms to reflect the multiple conditions of social change. However, they do not automatically suggest a direct transition from the traditional but rather support a recursive modality in which present changes are not construed as fully independent of reclaimed past beliefs and actions.
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Governmentality: Power and Rule in Modern Society
, 1999Introduction to the Second Edition Basic Concepts and Themes Government and Governmentality An Analytics of Government Analyzing Regimes of Government Genealogy and Governmentality Genealogy and Government Liberalism, Critique and 'the Social' Neo ...
Michael Lait, Mitchell Dean
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Abstraction in Modernism and Modernity
2023This book explores abstraction as a complex keyword in the intellectual life of modernity, and in artistic modernism. Collapsing the distinction between abstraction as thought and as art, it reveals that abstraction’s contradictory work is invariably concerned with mediating the relationship between the human and the inhuman.
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2008
Although this is the last chapter in this volume, the modern reception of ancient texts should not be considered a mere learned appendix. We inevitably read any kind of text from the perspective of our culture; a creative rewriting by a modern artist is an extension of the process of cultural dialogue that underlies all interpretation.
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Although this is the last chapter in this volume, the modern reception of ancient texts should not be considered a mere learned appendix. We inevitably read any kind of text from the perspective of our culture; a creative rewriting by a modern artist is an extension of the process of cultural dialogue that underlies all interpretation.
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Multiplied Modernities and Modernisms?
Literature Compass, 2012AbstractThere are different forms of modernity or modernism since there is no such thing as the so‐called “singular modernity” or modernism. The paper illustrates how Chinese modernity or modernism has formed to deconstruct the “singular modernity” and Westcentric form of modernism.
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New German Critique, 1981
the second of my remarks is in some part critical of Habermas's arguments; and the final one is really a question, an enquiry about the differences between Habermas's views and those of Adorno. 1. Habermas raises an issue both of great importance and of formidable complexity in suggesting that certain transformations of time-experience are ...
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the second of my remarks is in some part critical of Habermas's arguments; and the final one is really a question, an enquiry about the differences between Habermas's views and those of Adorno. 1. Habermas raises an issue both of great importance and of formidable complexity in suggesting that certain transformations of time-experience are ...
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2021
In the following chapters, the most relevant theories of organization will be outlined in their essential features, which can be divided into three main phases: the modernist phase, with the classical school; the neoclassical school of the post-Ford period; and finally the more modern and interdisciplinary approach which is composed of the theories of ...
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In the following chapters, the most relevant theories of organization will be outlined in their essential features, which can be divided into three main phases: the modernist phase, with the classical school; the neoclassical school of the post-Ford period; and finally the more modern and interdisciplinary approach which is composed of the theories of ...
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A Modern Test in Modern Literature
The Modern Language Journal, 1933Author's summary.— A discussion of the arguments for and against courses in contemporary foreign literature, with an account of a successful course in Contemporary Spanish Literature given by the writer at the College of the City of New York, followed by a copy of a final examination on the term's work.
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Contemporary Music Review, 2001
Reference and allusion, present in Kurtag's music from his Op. 1, reflect the discourses of modernism as clearly as the desire to avoid all extra-musical reference in the music of the post-war avant-garde. Kurtag's music is discussed in relation to two sets of ideas: Adorno's concept of musical material, and the “sedimentation” of historical elements ...
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Reference and allusion, present in Kurtag's music from his Op. 1, reflect the discourses of modernism as clearly as the desire to avoid all extra-musical reference in the music of the post-war avant-garde. Kurtag's music is discussed in relation to two sets of ideas: Adorno's concept of musical material, and the “sedimentation” of historical elements ...
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