How To Use Modernity In A Sentence
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Although Jameson is clear-eyed about the corrosive effects of modernity, his methodology nevertheless seemed to require his allegiance to secularization and to convergence theories of modernization; moreover, the acuity and insight of the readings produced by this methodology served to justify that faith a posteriori.
Introduction
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Within the context of modernity, the autonomous artist, as a creative being, explores varying moods, passion, sentiments and emotions.
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The functional modernity of the computer struck a discordant note amid the elegant eighteenth-century furniture.
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That was seven years ago, when minimalism, simplicity and modernity were prized.
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The one concession to modernity is a notice at the bottom of the page which says that items in bold print are organic and certified by the Soil Association.
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Just with such an attitude, Agnes Heller, as a major philosopher, Ethicist, political philosopher, social philosopher of Budapest School, surveys some aspects about modernity and aesthetic modernity.
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A remarkable number of these programs end up with a kind of populist longing for Gemeinschaft amid the alienating Gesellschaft of modernity.
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Spontaneous, full of life, and unbound by the conventional mores and laws of society, Carmen embodies the heroic defiance of free spirit, desire, and natural instinct over the social rules governing modernity.
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These sources give us valuable insights into her autodidacticism in all its profusion and chaos, as well as her modernity.
The Times Literary Supplement
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There is definitely a more palpable feeling of modernity.
Times, Sunday Times
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What likewise astonishes is how Victorian, prudish, and ultra-conservative in thought most of us really are despite the claim to modernity and non-traditionalism.
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Even in an arena as illogical and playful as football, my faith in modernity, science, and rationality remains unshaken.
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His vision of modernity has been to preside over the House in a vestigial remnant of the Speaker's traditional costume, so that he resembles a schoolmaster summoned abruptly from the lunch table.
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By failing to integrate the individual socially, modernity has forced the individual to mask himself.
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There is something about western modernity which really does eat away at the soul.
Times, Sunday Times
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The postmodern moment in Hong Kong art took the form of a rejection of all master narratives, whether of Chineseness or of Western-centered conceptions of modernity or contemporaneity.
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The monks clearly embrace modernity with enthusiasm.
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Beginning with God's autonomy, self-existence, and authoritative self-revelation, many of the old Reformed theologians were at war with modernity from the start.
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This perverted abhorrence of women destines religions to collide with modernity everywhere, for to be modern is to set women free.
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Like the lost tribesmen of New Guinea, the inhabitants of Tibet were, it was here predicted, soon to enter into modernity.
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Let me outline this in the form of two simple propositions: Modernity pluralizes the lifeworlds of individuals and consequently undermines all taken-for-granted certainties.
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Death is the unforgivable sin of modernity, and the modern world will have nothing to do with her.
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Largely absent are the spacey Grandaddy synths that occasionally lent the band's debut a pleasant jolt of modernity.
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Scientists will have to step out of their laboratories and humanists will have to give up their haughty disdain for modernity.
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Even so, the two poles reject the analytical spirit of modernity, to which they oppose a synthetic approach.
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Such dualism, which in effect consigns the Other to perdition, is in modernity often a characteristic of fundamentalisms.
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The great strain for married couples in modernity is the absurdly high expectation of the marriage bond.
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In Scotland, however, the old code remained legal and came to be viewed simultaneously as a relic of outmoded ways of life and as a sign of modernity.
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And I could have added two other elements of modernity: the refinement of 'free indirect style'; and the relative plotlessness of Flaubert's novels.
The Mission
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She writes that ‘Black artists such as Lois Mailou Jones, Palmer C. Hayden, and Henry O. Tanner were more inclined towards a conventional academicism, despite Paris's reputation for modernity’.
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From the cool modernity of the main space, the bedrooms and bathroom offer a contradictory riot of colour, walls varying from acid green to purple throughout the five bedrooms and bathrooms.
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Marx didn't discuss modernity on the level of rational critique and reconstruction.
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They increased their own effectiveness as a result, by improving the stability of their constituents, but at the same time they helped train an efficient modern work force and reduced the multitude of individual resistances to industrial society, ranging from idling on the job to theft and sabotage, that suggested far more fundamental hostility to modernity than the dictates of reason could counte - nance.
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I will give some examples of artist and their works to emphasize the notion of modernity and contemporaneity discussed above.
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She went for a formal and textured look with a touch of modernity and lots of flair and originality.
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Suddenly, the camera swings around or zooms out from the view of a temple, or a palace, or some tumble-down shack, to reveal the airport, superhighway, or other emblem of modernity next door.
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The three winners are different in scale, design and purpose, yet they are linked by their modernity.
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One final relevant feature of postmodernity is its mixture of popular and high culture.
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In this way, the anti-modern currents running through woodcraft served as a precursor to the broad critique of modernity that inspired the interwar years wilderness movement.
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Even among those not ideologically inclined towards communism there were some who were so disenchanted with the past that they regarded the communists as representing modernity and a better future.
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But chronological posteriority is neither necessary nor sufficient for intellectual modernity.
The Times Literary Supplement
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Contemporary design, while admirable for its sense of cheerful modernity, needs to be careful to retain the essential element of warm domesticity.
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Their language contrasted with that of the eighteenth-century reformers who had entrusted the mission of modernity and progress to enlightened rulers.
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And indeed, it was only in the transition to modernity that concern for traditionality took on its current meanings.
Karate and Modernity: A Call for Comments
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In the Netherlands there was initially a craving for all things French, for France represented the epitome of modernity and luxury.
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The phrase refers to intangible economic resources of trust and reciprocity, which inhere in social relationships and, it is argued, ground successful transitions to modernity.
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Everyday there is a new crisis of modernity that threatens our continued existence.
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As a fatalist, Eileen Chang has been clearly conscious of the predicament of enlightenment modernity.
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As Jolly notes in her introduction and own chapter in the book, the binaries of tradition and modernity are often reinforced by strenuous defenses by advocates on both sides.
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For in the Soviet Union nuclear energy is a potent symbol of high technology and modernity.
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The functional modernity of the computer struck a discordant note amid the elegant eighteenth-century furniture.
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It has a cutting-edge modernity and sassy, youthful energy.
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She remains for him, even in modernity, enemy territory.
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Three hundred years ago antiquaries were at the forefront of modernity.
Times, Sunday Times
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Thus, the Web is rolling back modernity's affordance of mass access to the best of culture -- and may, Keen fears, result in the restoration of a feudal class system when it comes to culture and knowledge.
David Weinberger: Andrew Keen's Best Case
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Indian Express lead today), got into the act, dancing to the jingle of money, as the neon signs of global hypermodernity gradually lit up the night skyline of Indian cities.
Kafila
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Indeed, it is the woodcraft literature's preoccupation with the frontier, masculinity, and modernity that all suggest a key place for woodcraft in the heritage of American wilderness thought.
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The inside of the tabooed room leads to the outside; here too it constitutes an inside of the external local world associated with modernity.
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Yet most of us have already unconsciously surrendered to the more insidious aspects of modernity long before we even contemplate drawing our swords from their scabbards and inspecting them for rust.
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And I don't think deconstruction is the only answer to modernity or contemporaneity.
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Along with the odd Premier League football shirt, mobile phones are an incongruous glimpse of modernity amid the daily struggle for money and food in Katine.
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We take great pride in our modernity and sophistication.
Times, Sunday Times
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But modernity is fuelled by secularization: in our times, political authority must be not merely the enforcer of natural or consuetudinary law, but rather the producer of law.
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The author opens her new introduction to this edition with an intriguing question: ‘What does it mean to be an anchoress in postmodernity?’
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The life that one sacrificed to God or king in the medieval and early modern periods became, with the advent of modernity, a life offered in the name of one's country.
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Today Libya is an amalgam of modernity and tradition.
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Sadly, our relationships and marriages have also changed their form, embracing more openness, as part of modernity.
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These touches of unpoetic modernity seem to have infected the actors' abilities to speak in verse.
Times, Sunday Times
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Carbon-dioxide emissions are growing because people around the world understand the essentiality of electricity to modernity.
Five Truths About Climate Change
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There is no contradiction between faith and modernity and the two can, and indeed must, be reconciled.
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The much-vaunted Frankfurt preference for modernist artworks of great complexity is the preference for a Baudelairean art still intent on risking experimental enactments of romantic aura together with mimetic reflections on postromantic modernity’s most anti-auratic, advanced technical-productive developments.
Sociopolitical (i.e., _Romantic_) Difficulty in Modern Poetry and Aesthetics
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The prohibition against graven images of God in the twentieth chapter of "Exodus" becomes an indictment of representation that targets the very foundations of modernity: thou shalt not make of God an object.
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Blundell refuses to see the process of painting as simply resistance or accommodation to modernity or the commodifying processes of the contemporary global art market.
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With incredible energy and determination, she embodies both tradition and modernity.
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Yet this homage to the heroic model of Baudelairean modernity is, of course, a semiparodic one.
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Evidently by the time of the interview he had already been visiting hospitals, as he notes their science fiction-like hypermodernity, and even advises his interviewers to visit one.
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Every 'retranslation', they conclude, 'retains a consciousness of its own modernity'.
The Times Literary Supplement
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Some concession to modernity is apparent in both the kitchen and the adjoining conservatory cum breakfast room.
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The autonomous region is now in the next stage of a grindingly long battle between tradition and modernity.
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It is this industrial revolution that is the defining process in the creation of modernity as we know it.
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This is not to argue that everything about modernity is rational or desirable.
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In more urban areas, a mixture of tradition and modernity is reflected in the architecture.
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Though the founders differed on many things, they shared these values of what was then modernity.
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The practices of exclusive other-worldly salvation religions did not disappear with modernity, despite early Enlightenment imperatives, and have not disappeared so far despite recent globalization.
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Months ago Christchurch with its settled and established look contrasted cozily with much of the rest of New Zealand's cityscapes which convey an image of contrived modernity bordering on transience.
Peter Isaac: Will Christchurch Have to Move Somewhere Else?
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Our point rather, is the to examine the myth of Industry-as-Progress in these early years of the twenty-first century and to show that those who dream of hypermodernity today (Left wing bourgeoisie, mediots, and other assorted being like scientists of Esplanade) are actually way way behind times.
Kafila
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Is our study of the past to be nothing more than an extension of modernity's bulldozing effort to master all of reality, so that time itself is desacralized and made to serve the needs of the Almighty Present?
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And, once again, traditionalists are reacting against globalization just as vehemently, if not more so, as they did against modernity.
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The paper book, the tool that built modernity, is to be phased out in favor of fractured, unfixed information.
2009 January | NIGEL BEALE NOTA BENE BOOKS
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‘Tibet was cloistered away from the effects of modernity right up until the 1950s,’ says Harris.
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This image of a monastic, reclusive author, wilfully at odds with much of modernity, was confirmed by the posthumous appearance of Brown's autobiography.
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Hence, Heidegger remarks that 'the world picture does not change from an earlier medieval one to a modern one; rather, that the world becomes picture at all is what distinguishes the essence of modernity ibidem.
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However, in a nod to modernity there is also a section in the competition for speciality entries allowing exotic variations involving puréed fruit, honey, caramel or whisky.
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Here he fuses a romantic, even primitive, vision with a powerful sense of modernity.
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Maintaining that fundamentalism often exists in symbiotic relationship with an aggressive modernity, each impelling the other on to greater excess, she suggests compassion as a way to defuse what is now an intensifying conflict.
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If technology is the height of modernity, nuclear technology must be considered the zenith of that technology and its highest manifestation.
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In the process, he makes a vigorous case for what he calls the ‘aggressive modernity’ of the Baroque culture of the Spanish-American viceroyalties.
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In his later films Pasolini preoccupied himself with the poetic, allegoric, and mystic in search of a purity of experience that he believed civilisation and modernity had despoiled.
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Many of the promises wilderness recreation offered in the interwar years remained - challenge, restorative experience, and retreat from modernity.
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While communities have not necessarily remained distinctive, neither have their cultural institutions and ceremonials always been erased by the impact of modernity, the planet-wide homogeneity of globalisation.
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The functional modernity of the computer struck a discordant note amid the elegant eighteenth-century furniture.
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Modernism was the characteristic expression of the experience of modernity.
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In other words, modernity has become critical of modernism and of its own utopian absolutism.
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Doctorow's characters—including the former slaves Pearl and Coalhouse Walker, a white Southern lady named Emily, and an intriguing Union doctor, Wrede Sartorius—allow the author to imagine the Civil War as a blood-stained clash out of which an ugly, ill-formed modernity emerged.
Five Best: David W. Blight
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This character, together with the secular modernity, enlightening modernity, reflectional modernity and aesthetic modernity, constitute the multiple aspects of modernity.
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In turn, this makes possible a more decisive break with modernity: "What the new archives, geographies, and practices of different historical cosmopolitanisms might reveal is precisely a cultural illogic for modernity that makes perfectly good nonmodern sense
Introduction
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To be sure, most Asians, whatever their creed, eagerly embrace modernity.
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The advantages of modern dress are many, but contemporary dress in English-speaking performances comes at the price of a conflict between the archaism of the language and the modernity of the clothes.
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This would be a purely social postmodernity which derives from the recognition that even the satires and games of modernism and modernity posit a deeper reality which we can no longer believe in.
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For the Straussians modernity since Machiavelli has been a straight path to nihilism where all understanding of political virtue has been lost along with respect for a social hierarchy rooted in aristocratic values.
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As inhabitants of modernity we might, however, first and foremost associate the “lost one” of patriotic melancholy with the nation state, that which paradoxically can never be lost, if patriotism has any constative or performative value to it.
Introduction
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Both setting and hero visualize and glamorize a modernity of sophistication, leisure, social mobility, and consumption.
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The internet has become, to some, the ultimate symbol of modernity to the point that participants were hobbled without convenient access to routine information like maps and telephone numbers.
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This distinction between genuine versus spurious traditions, which maps directly onto the broader dichotomy between tradition and modernity, has dangerous implications for indigenous and Creole struggles.
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In the context of ongoing explorations of notions of liminality, hybridity, and social agency in postcolonial modernity, a figure like Crowther permits us to ask questions such as these.
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The great strain for married couples in modernity is the absurdly high expectation of the marriage bond.
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People like me, who grew up in the '70s and embraced modernity, cannot complain about the end of deference - and women are often right not to accept the evasions of officialdom.
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a shopping mall would instill a spirit of modernity into this village
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Are individualism and stardom necessary to the dramatic work, or are they supplemental, a mere appendage of modernity?
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It is enamored with pop, the perfect tool to convey the vain, dull, shallow and barren ideas of modernity.
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Wordsworth has been transformed by literary theory from a poet of nature to a key figure of modernity.
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The idea was to synthesise the avant-garde cubist vision of modernity with the high forms of opera and ballet that still dominated French bourgeois taste.
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In the privileged moments before his death, Richard thus conceptualizes and exemplifies one of the characteristic outcomes of the desacralized world of modernity.
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Nor does it unproblematically endorse modernity and globalization which, via colonialism, postcolonial dependence, and transnational capitalist encompassment, have fuelled the grim conditions now widely noted.
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To achieve this objective, we need to infuse some amount of modernity into the system.
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60 Seconds With Mark McDonald, Mr. Midcentury Mod
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Barthes's text is a melancholic testament to the horror and fascination Westerners have felt in reaction to the primitivism ushered in by their own civilization, its modernity and its explosive production of mimetic technologies.
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This perverted abhorrence of women destines religions to collide with modernity everywhere, for to be modern is to set women free.
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This much greater emphasis on individuality, and individual autonomy, is one that will weave its way in and out of the political, psychological and artistic theorisation of the self in the nineteenth century and into modernity.
Psychology in Search of Psyches: Friedrich Schelling, Gotthilf Schubert and the Obscurities of the Romantic Soul
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Late modern society has privileged freedom over security, in direct contrast to the social values and structures of high modernity.
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From both horizontal and vertical analysis of the modern face of China's modern art tradition and modernity, local and external conflicts arising from struggles, conflict and confrontation.
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In the foreign-language countries, English has great importance as an Asian and international lingua franca, in tourism, a reading language for technical subjects, and a token of modernity.
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Yet he set about reconciling the Church and modernity, and espoused papal concern for the condition of labour.
Times, Sunday Times
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So his modernity is something to which few of us can personally attest.
Times, Sunday Times
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Its roots go back to colonial history and it is a legacy of European colonialism and modernity.
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From theological fights to integration, from gender issues to struggles with modernity, nearly every important matter in the history of the denomination was typified in Alabama.
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This has become possible only with the transformation of patriarchy under the pressures of modernity that promotes equality as a goal and the dominancy of the professional ethos that the militaries cannot refrain from in modernization.
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For the civic culture is not a modern culture, but one that combines modernity with tradition.
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Yet, in this instance, women evidently yoked custom to modernity in order to circumvent a Christian prohibition.
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Where Christianity taught that humans are sinful because of the fall, modernity taught universal human goodness and even perfectibility and denied the doctrine of sin.
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Yet he set about reconciling the Church and modernity, and espoused papal concern for the condition of labour.
Times, Sunday Times
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But insofar as the development of capitalism has been decisively conditioned by the simultaneous deployment of the project of social and individual autonomy, modernity is finished.
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While modernity saw liberal democracy and pluralism, it also saw the concentration camp and the gulag.
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Since the eighteenth century, it has been possible not only to excavate the remarkable remains beneath the lava flows, but also to appropriate the amazing findings concerning Roman bourgeois life and decoration into modernity.
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Italy and Spain seemed even more backward - vast gorgeous museums where you could look at art, eat and drink incomparably well and admire the past, but where the train stations were tiny islands of modernity.
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How salutary is modernity if it is accompanied by the erasure of cultural traditions?
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Continuous City tells the story of a traveling father and his daughter at home tethered and transformed by speed, hypermodernity, and failing cell phones.
Undefined
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Chapter one, through to the language source of the modernity concept and the combing of semanteme, point out that the modernity is the contradictory mixture.
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Sometimes, in fact, modernity can be harnessed to extend and even amplify tradition.
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A major strand is that all the great philosophical issues are seen in terms of modernity, a defining characteristic of which is the quest for self-fulfilment.
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Developed first as a multifarious 3D model, this clean and well-suited stairway design brings a heavy touch of modernity to a simple, elegant interior space.
Beautiful Hanging Stair
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These writers were suspicious of the enervating effects of modernity, and contrasted Australian virility with the dulled manhood of Europe.
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It made me remember Baudelaire's words that modernity is transition, short, incident; this is an half of art. Another is forever and fixedness.
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One way to get out of the ‘postmodernism’ hole is to think about postmodernity rather than postmodernism.
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The Church attack on modernity and progress did not dissuade industrialists pushing conventional religiosity on the working class.
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There is definitely a more palpable feeling of modernity.
Times, Sunday Times
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He has suggested that such communities preserve a residue of traditional Gemeinschaft amid the more individualistic and impersonal Gesellschaft of modernity.
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I see a Wordsworthian version of Romantic historicism as self-reflexive, operating within the competing temporalities of modernity.
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It represents, to this extent, a moral demand and a moral achievement of modernity.
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It's a classic case of the way the Revolution pitted Gesellschaft against Gemeinschaft, modernity against tradition, universal values against local standards.
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For centuries, secular intellectuals have forecast the death of religion at the hands of modernity.
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An ethics of dissensus: postmodernity, feminism, and the politics of radical democracy.
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First of all, he thinks that modernity is a kind of behavioral system and mode, a kind of social life or the mode of organization and the abbreviation of the industrial civilization.
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The temporal delimitation suggests an arbitrary empiricism reluctant to address either the agony of contemporaneity, or the pathological prehistory of modernity.
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Predictably, Kipling railed against most aspects of modernity, such as jazz and psychoanalysis.
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A shopping mall would instill a spirit of modernity into this village.
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Soft modernity implies philosophical issues and critical examination of traditional beliefs.
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Pete: Making fun of hipsters is a perfectly legitimate activity the whole family can enjoy, Hector just elevates it into some sort of grand criticism of modernity as a whole instead of just “damned kids today, with their Howard Zinn and their ironic t-shirts.” joe from Lowell says:
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His films attempt to bridge the gap between tradition and modernity.
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Pilot schemes have shown this could work - but a backlash against modernity would drain the political will to achieve this.
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We acknowledge the glamour and modernity of eating and drinking in American cities by slavishly imitating them in ours.
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At this level, she represents what I have elsewhere called reactionary traditionalism, a vehement rejection of modernity or westernization through the assertion of tradition as a categorial identity.
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Max has grand ideas about modernity - popular images and kitsch, grotesqueries, and performance.
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His films attempt to bridge the gap between tradition and modernity.
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The stories revel in dualities that parody, skew and ultimately reinvent popular notions of glamour, sophistication, celebrity, sexuality and modernity.
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This aspect of aesthetic community is not the same as what another French philosopher, Jean-Luc Nancy, terms the "inoperative community," the longing for the original idea of community that was lost or broken in the transition to modernity, the dialectic of what sociologists term Gemeinschaft and Gesellschaft.
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But its dreamscape reminds me as much of Cocteau's ancient figures marooned in modernity, speaking like ghosts or halfrealized human beings.
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In this, he overcomes the eye/body/mind splits so characteristic of modernism and modernity, especially in the visual arts.
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Poetic anti-discourse is dependent on the fragmentation of capitalism, modernity, and individualism, to which it counterposes social cohesion.
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Fundamentalism is a revolt against modernity and one of the characteristics of modernity has been the emancipation of women.
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It makes the preoccupation of the contemporary humanities with modernity and its pathologies look easy and unadventurous.
The Times Literary Supplement
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So his modernity is something to which few of us can personally attest.
Times, Sunday Times
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In Thailand, young women who sell beauty products are perceived as a vanguard of modernity whose independent income repositions them in relation to family and kin.
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In other words, modernity has become critical of modernism and of its own utopian absolutism.
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Certainly Heidegger critiques technology's instrumentality as marking the commencement of modernity as calculable, defined, measurable, ordered.
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There is a stark contrast between tradition and modernity on the streets of the city.
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The proletariat is now an important trope of modernity worthy of the writerly gaze.
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The short story cycle looks back to oral traditions of narrative while embodying signs of modernity.
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And here's where modernity raises its ugly, intrusive head: the opposite of "heteronormative" history is not gay, lesbian, bisexual, or transgender history, since all of these categories reference the normal in some way.
Archive 2009-03-01
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His illustrations now incorporated humor, history and fantasy, with a subsidiary line — since meeting the painter Richard Dadd — in sprites and fairies, that gave him licence to express his Celtic fancifulness and aversion to modernity without adopting the grave religiosity of the Pre-Raphaelites.
'The Man Who Created Sherlock Holmes:
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The exhibition, which scenography is by itself a light installation, shows the urban landscape new night identity and the modernity of its scenography .
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Bolshoi Ballet before signing on this year with New York City Ballet, skillfully plays on the Baryshnikov trademark - a modernity that winks at the past, recalls the virtuosic ease of Fred Astaire and is never less than hip.
Undefined
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I will give some examples of artist and their works to emphasize the notion of modernity and contemporaneity discussed above.
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He uses “hipster” to indict all aspects of modernity — secularism, individualism, irony, skepticism, post-modernism, etc.
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This attitude also led to the Negrophile movements in Paris which used signs and objects of fetishism and primitivism to imply modernity.
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Its exposed position makes it an ideal getaway from modernity.
Times, Sunday Times
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He is not against the idea of modernity, but advises caution.
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In the 1950s Scotland's Catholic hierarchy embarked upon an ambitious programme of church building in an attempt to reconcile faith with modernity.
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But there are others outside modernity who live with selves that originate and are grounded in ahistorical modes of constructing the past - in legends, myth and epic.
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We take great pride in our modernity and sophistication.
Times, Sunday Times
