「MODERNISM」の共起表現一覧(1語右で並び替え)
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| Modernism: A Guide To European Literature. | |
| g with the French influenced Art Nouveau and | Modernism aesthetic movements. |
| and dubious narrator characteristic of high | modernism, along with some suspense and romance elemen |
| school, (and so should not be confused with | Modernism) although there are certain assumptions comm |
| al music, with his music showing elements of | modernism and romanticism. |
| by contemporary developments of Mid-Century | modernism and brutalism. |
| The pope condemned | Modernism, and a whole range of other principles descr |
| anipur that borrows little from conventional | modernism and is rooted deeply in Manipur's own tradit |
| st the communist regime's stubborn denial of | modernism and artistic liberty; he was never censored |
| public who had not yet become interested in | modernism and the changes its influence had created on |
| Her work exemplifies | Modernism and along with her contemporaries in England |
| f Trunk at Emmanuel College, “Early American | Modernism and Religion,” turned its attention towards |
| rom the International Style and towards Post | Modernism and thus, has elements of both architectural |
| er World War II as the center of Los Angeles | modernism and finally becoming the citys nexus for eme |
| ign influences such as anarchism, socialism, | modernism and secularism. |
| zine's birth coincided with the explosion of | modernism, and its contributor Arthur B. Davies was an |
| s ranging from Assemblage to Wired, focus on | modernism and its modes of repetition, the emergence o |
| Modernism and Resistance, 2007 | |
| Modernism and the Posthumanist Subject: The Architectu | |
| The | modernism and graphic nakedness of these sculptures cr |
| cleanse the clergy of theologians promoting | Modernism and some of its (liturgical) consequences. |
| r of Literature at Harvard and the editor of | Modernism and Music: An Anthology of Sources. |
| e Early Modern period, Romanticism, literary | Modernism and Contemporary fiction and poetry. |
| strong interests in Latin American Writing, | Modernism, and Magic Realism. |
| l arts, with particular emphasis on European | Modernism and the avant-gardes. |
| early 20th century European art, California | Modernism, and contemporary art of California. |
| Alofsin, Anthony, The Struggle for | Modernism: Architecture, Landscape Architecture, and C |
| direct promotion of | modernism as a set of cultural values. |
| bringing this fascinating piece of Japanese | modernism at last to a wide audience. |
| ical poet who articulated the birth pangs of | modernism at the turn of the century, but he will be b |
| avian Design movement (a part of Mid-Century | Modernism), at a time when Scandinavian Design achieve |
| eglected contributors to the transmission of | modernism between America and Europe during the early |
| "Cedric Gibbons Architect of Style", LA | Modernism catalog, May 2006, pp. |
| Close-Up 1927-1933: Cinema and | Modernism, co-edited by Anne Friedberg, James Donald a |
| me: an amalgam of late Romanticism and early | Modernism, comparable with those of his contemporaries |
| o is one the most famous passages in musical | modernism, consisting of a chromatic descent to a trit |
| During late | modernism, Cork opposed the practice of intellectual e |
| cted that as the culture and institutions of | modernism declined, societies would embrace nostalgia |
| g heights (and no one thought of that before | modernism, did they!?). |
| nd appreciated a musical language that makes | modernism easier on the ears. |
| However, in the spirit of | modernism, Elko recommended that many traditional Byza |
| a time when the profession embraced pristine | modernism, exemplified by urban renewal. |
| His poetry shows influences by | Modernism, Expressionism, Dadaism and early Surrealism |
| and its political use, Islamic Scholars and | modernism, French revolution, Indus Civilization, impe |
| Modernity and | Modernism: French Painting in the Nineteenth Century, |
| garded as having opened a new face of Korean | modernism from his own perspective, while using Pyongb |
| at tons of art and it's like this space-age | modernism from that decade-it's retro and modern at th |
| es include historicism, Art Nouveau, Cubism, | modernism, Functionalism, Socialist realism and classi |
| eatured in Immigre magazine and purchased by | Modernism Gallery/Martin Muller of San Francisco. |
| Deeply influenced as he was by | modernism, he liberally took inspiration from Rajastha |
| dered a major representative of 1930s Korean | modernism, he is distinct from other poets in that tra |
| ter Stalin's death and the rehabilitation of | Modernism, Henselmann returned to his earlier concerns |
| trating the clash between traditionalism and | modernism: his own sympathies, though not spelled out, |
| orseshoe Estate"), part of the UNESCO Berlin | Modernism Housing Estates World Heritage Site since 20 |
| ered by some critics a precursor work of the | Modernism, however this was only acknowledged decades |
| considered to forerun the Symbolism and the | Modernism in Brazil. |
| ing the Third Reich by critics who denounced | modernism in the arts, particularly when seeking to di |
| the literary filed as the one that heralded | modernism in Malayalam poetry. |
| , secular education, religious feminism, and | modernism in general, are topics of current discussion |
| taining the relation to the flat wall key to | modernism in painting. |
| the conservatives' negative sentiment toward | modernism in the field and prompting them to take publ |
| "The Disappearance of Truth: From Realism to | Modernism in China". |
| Modernism in the Second World War IBSN 0-8204-0865-4 | |
| It is considered to be a prime example of | modernism in architecture. |
| Morton, Leith (2004), | Modernism in Practice: An Introduction to Postwar Japa |
| modern theater and is one of the founders of | Modernism in the theatre. |
| jor role on the reception and development of | Modernism in Romanian literature and art. |
| Modernism in Dispute: Art Since the Forties, with Paul | |
| It is considered a monument of | modernism in architecture, using reinforced concrete i |
| Alldritt, Keith, | Modernism in the Second World War:The Later Poetry of |
| tablished in 1942 that did much to introduce | modernism into Indian art. |
| than a heresy ... Saint Pius X tells us that | modernism is the main sewer of heresies. |
| The blend of tradition and | modernism is considered successful. |
| and popular press as a tour-de-force of late | modernism, it was a splendid example of Graves' imagin |
| With styling loosely inspired by | modernism, it was arguably the first workers' housing |
| Much like Critical Buddhism and Buddhist | modernism, it is a result of recent exchanges of Easte |
| rchbishop, he made vehement condemnations of | modernism, jazz music, dancing, and cinemas (which he |
| periods, milestones of Belgian symbolism and | modernism, masterpieces of Flemish expressionism and m |
| Shemza was initially influenced by | Modernism most notably Paul Klee although later works |
| German Bauhaus school and movement, and the | modernism movement developing in Brussels. |
| was first opened in 1958 during the Tropical | Modernism Movement. |
| edited and introduced, in Gender in | Modernism: New Geographies; Complex Intersections. |
| n numerous fine examples of mid-20th century | modernism, no local or national historic district has |
| Color/Expression in Line: Arman Manookian's | Modernism Nov. 4, 2010 through April 24, 2011. |
| es' moving away from narrower definitions of | modernism of his earliest career, such as sometimes ch |
| ducing paintings influenced, in part, by the | modernism of the 1950s. |
| g the river removed the playful Scandinavian | Modernism of the building's primary public face in fav |
| passion, and activism, for the acceptance of | modernism on college campuses. |
| English Art and | Modernism, Open University, 1983 & New Haven: Yale Uni |
| office buildings of the time that strove for | modernism over ornamentation. |
| Before | modernism, painting and sculpture presented the human |
| as enlisted in the Church's struggle against | Modernism, part of which was through increasing devoti |
| d construction techniques with international | modernism, particularly the work of Le Corbusier. |
| Modernism refers to theological opinions expressed dur | |
| ican Impressionism, the Ashcan School, early | modernism, regionalism, and post World War II modern a |
| was the only release which surfaced from the | Modernism sessions at the time; however, the entire al |
| Elements of | modernism, spectral music and electronic music are com |
| eyond a sterile dichotomy of primitivism and | modernism sprang, for example, Brill′s series on Techn |
| Modernism started as a reaction to late 19th-century R | |
| hey employ novelistic techniques of literary | modernism: stream of consciousness, multiple perspecti |
| rneau is the only remaining theatre of early | modernism style and period in Alberta. |
| d in London, even by well-known promoters of | modernism such as Roger Fry. |
| Skin", review of Sara Danius, The Senses of | Modernism: Technology, Perception, and Aesthetics, The |
| In his 1984 book, Reactionary | Modernism: Technology, Culture and Politics in Weimar |
| treet Baptist Church who was dismayed by the | modernism that was taking hold in contemporary theolog |
| own position attempts to defend a version of | modernism that looks to either critical regionalism or |
| ny buildings are relics of European post-war | Modernism, the Schillerpark estate in northern Wedding |
| Review fell under suspicion of the heresy of | modernism, the archbishop of New York, Michael Augusti |
| , and, in 2003, he co-curated "Conversion to | Modernism: The Early Work of Man Ray" for the Montclai |
| Gendering Musical | Modernism: The Music of Ruth Crawford, Marion Bauer, a |
| me of the most prominent artists in American | modernism, those that critics remember today, includin |
| Eric Thacker and Stuart Nicholson (Volume 2: | Modernism to Postmodernism). |
| Movement of Art (1950s-1980s), which brought | modernism to art in the South India. |
| e) was influential in bringing International | Modernism to the U.S. but Gropius disliked the term: " |
| trating Prokofiev's transition from Parisian | modernism to Soviet lyricism. |
| His architecture developed from classical | modernism to a form of critical regionalism, using loc |
| And thus | modernism: tonality was rejected because music had to |
| is one of the greatest authors of Brazilian | modernism, transcending regional limits with his liter |
| eorgian architects, with a strong dislike of | Modernism; under his direction Bradshaw Gass & Hope co |
| Colombo embraced Eclectic | Modernism, used by many Italian architects working in |
| European | modernism was the most distinctive influence on the gr |
| Miami | Modernism was heavily concentrated in Middle and Upper |
| His first book Militant | Modernism was published by 0 Books in 2009. |
| sicism and Monumentalism, without renouncing | Modernism, when he built Casa Grimoldi in 1918 at 2548 |
| nism follows the linear categorical logic of | modernism, when postmodernism really uses the categori |
| ed art and created an artistic period called | Modernism, which strove to capture reality in its elus |
| was to entertain, and he made no attempt at | modernism, which he felt was boring to the audience al |
| Georgette Berger studied post-war | modernism which led to her meeting Magritte. |
| He was "a militant defender of theological | modernism who denied the Virgin birth and defied the B |
| landscapes, and murals, Douglas's art fused | modernism with ancestral African images, including fet |
| erpetual innovation" soon became inherent in | modernism, with Schoenberg going on to develop a twelv |
| perhaps embodies the fusion of international | modernism with local oral tradition for which Morden T |
| His style combined | modernism with a respect for tradition and particularl |
| ty of individual styles was also inherent to | modernism, with its emphasis on inwards expression and |
| l the design observed the best principles of | modernism, with concrete stairs positioned at each cor |
| o be a new age with a new way of living, and | modernism, with its clean lines, would make it work . |
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