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The Enlightenment to Modernism: A Brief Examination of this Revolution in Thought and Society
by Layph Johnson, Jan 17, 2007
Modernism's reactionary stance against the thought of the Enlightenment lead to an upheaval of all societal constructs of the time. The influence of Modernism particularly spread in the early 20th century. The fascinating effect of this movement are significantly demonstrated in Freud's psychoanalysis, Nietzschean philosophy, the art of Salvador Dali, as well as nearly every other aspect of culture surrounding this time period.
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Antonio Gaudi
by Ferdine, May 13, 2008
Art Nouveau emerged in France but quickly spread around Europe. Gaudi can be regarded as the main exponent of Art Nouveau in Spain, but he was a true original and his work is not confined to any one style.
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