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The place of Modernism in Central European art
Published 2022-06-01“…The precepts of the horizontal art history, widely discussed and used both within and outside the region, have been recently re-examined by Matthew Rampley who submitted to Umění a provocative article, assessing its aims and impact, as well proposing a new set of insights on methods and practices of studies on modern art of the region. This text is a review of the debate which, stimulated in turn by Rampley’s contribution, was published in the same issue of Umění in 2021. …”
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Pretentious Starchitecture: Modernism and its Conceits
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Indigenous modernism: dehabituating reading practices
Published 2019-12-01“…I define a term to unsettle a series of categorical terms long-held as guiding frameworks in our discipline: modernism, Native and Harlem renaissances, etc. This term is “Indigenous modernism,” a category that is a contradiction in terms because it announces its inclusion of the original term’s constitutive exclusion, ie. the primitive within the modern, through the language producing its erasure. …”
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SHERRY Vincent, Modernism and the Reinvention of Decadence
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Modernism and avant-garde: affinity and difference
Published 2008-08-01Subjects: “…russian literature, modernism, pasternak, tsvetaeva, platonov, silver age, poetics, method, avant-gardism, mayakovskiy…”
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Landscape – concepts of modernism and the current practice
Published 2018-09-01“…This conference was the 14th edition of a conference series on conservation of the Modern Movement, how to approach it contemporarily. …”
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Dream Poems. The Surreal Conditions of Modernism
Published 2018-11-01Subjects: “…Nordic modernism…”
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Norwid, Heine, Gautier and the beginnings of modernism
Published 2015-12-01“…<p>Norwid’s affiliations with symbolism and modernism that were obvious to Juliusz Gomulicki have been lately questioned. …”
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“Radical”: Marianne Moore and the Revision of Modernism
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The Routledge Research Companion to Modernism in Music
Published 2020-06-01“…Urediti zbornik na takó izmuzljivo temo, kot je »modernizem v glasbi«, je precej zahtevna naloga, ki sta ji bila urednika Björn Heile in Charles Wilson več kot kos z delom The Routledge Research Companion to Modernism in Music. Še zmeraj pertinenten pojem, o katerem se v muzikoloških praksah pogosto razpravlja, sta urednika predstavila kot kompleksno tonsko lestvico perspektiv in vprašanj, ki »nenehno terja teoretsko podlago za svoj obstoj.« (str. 3) Avtorja spretno nakažeta na plejado glasov, zbranih v tem zborniku, pri čemer pojasnjujeta razlike med »modernizmom v glasbi« kot »splošnim kulturnim in umetniškim pojavom«, »modernistično glasbo« z »modernističnimi atributi ali modernističnimi vidiki v glasbi, pri katerih pa se vendarle zaustavimo, predem bi jih označili kot modernistične« in označbo »glasbeni modernizem« za vse pojave, ki sodijo nekako med oba termina.« (str. 4) Koristna diferenciacija teoretičnega okvira sopostavlja prakse, ki se nanašajo na pojav z dvoumnimi pomeni in časovnimi spremenljivkami (npr. »nedavno« ali »pravkar«), kot tudi z metodološkimi (npr. »modus«). …”
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The modernism in melilla: didactic keys of classification
Published 2016-03-01“…This article arises from the Master´s dissertation called: “The modernism in Melilla: a secret within your eyes´ reach”, which was submitted to the Faculty of Education and Humanities of Melilla´s Campus (University ofGranada) in June 2015 as an Innovation Project, and whose novel material contribution is made up of some dichotomous keys of classification developed during the teaching process, where the 40 most representative modernist buildings in Melilla are suitable to be used as a real material basis in order to bring a range of artistic concepts and facets closer to high school students.…”
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