The work Flooded Modernity is a critical commentary on the present, an attempt to draw attention to the importance of modernity and how we will deal with the legacy of modernity.
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In Africa and throughout the black diaspora, we all sort of see the American experience as the modernity of black culture. Modernity?
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He argued we were witnessing a transition from the "solid modernity" of the mid-20th century to the "liquid modernity" of today.
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And the collapse of a common truth in the late 20th century was as much a function of modernity and post-modernity as of political malfeasance.
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The connection consistently signaled modernity — and it still does.
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So it's always possible to think of the Middle Ages as the foundation of modernity instead of a barbaric gap in history that modernity had to reject in order to become itself.
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In the developing world it is associated with Western modernity.
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Most likely, depression is some combination of evolution and modernity.
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Electricity is, of course, the utility upon which modernity rests.
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Feeling the perils of modernity weighing heavily on your shoulders?
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The history of blaming modernity for lost sleep runs long.
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We wanted to show a certain modernity that had style.
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But the Watch House's modernity has gone a step further.
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It's common to appreciate modernity while fearing its destructive potential.
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Here modernity and primitivism meet, with a touch of humor.
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But by upsetting hierarchies, modernity can also exacerbate old tensions.
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Modernity has wormed its way into the space as well.
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"Bach's Dialogue With Modernity," one recent, indicative book is called.
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But for many other Americans, modernity was exactly the problem.
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To orthodox Jews, this is monstrous: a sickness of modernity.
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The red Inyenyeri stove glows like a totem of modernity.
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The only constant: the lack of fuss and streamlined modernity.
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Was this something to do with Lewis's quarrel with modernity?
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The order of human relationships has been damaged by socialist modernity.
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It becomes this weird shorthand for everything that's wrong with modernity.
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Eighteen years on, Tony Blair touted "cool Britannia" and social modernity.
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The slim three-quarter sleeves added a note of refined modernity.
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To be free of coal is becoming a mark of modernity.
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The slim three-quarter sleeves add a note of refined modernity.
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Modernity, in one shape or another, is at the Baka's door.
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Companies are often caught up in the profound conflicts of modernity.
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Gradually, Mr. Radikon began to pare away the trappings of modernity.
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I study the ways in which modernity affects the Russian mind.
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It explores the fusion of faith and fashion, modesty and modernity.
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Despite the modernity of its aesthetic, Hemmerle rejects computer-aided design.
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There seems to be a bit of a critique of modernity.
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For Marx, alienation from labor was a defining trait of modernity.
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In fact, a shot of dangerous modernity is on the cards.
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In each, the rulers attempted to adopt elements of Western modernity.
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The veneer of modernity barely conceals regressive and racist social attitudes.
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Congress has failed to bring sales tax collection law into modernity.
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"Modernity and the Holocaust" was a work of theory and synthesis.
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Rousseau described the quintessential inner experience of modernity: being an outsider.
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Yet Farrokhzad never thought of modernity and tradition as mutually exclusive.
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Modernity cannot be identified with any particular technological or social breakthrough.
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I think we need something like a new theory of modernity.
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Diving into their own memories of afternoons at the ballpark, they could paint a mental picture: the modernity of the concrete and steel of Forbes Field would match the modernity of radio as a new medium.
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Makhacheva puts forth the tensions between tradition and modernity, local and global.
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Modernity in 2017 looks and feels like MMA, and a Mayweather vs.
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I sat down, opened it, and felt the mayhem of modernity disappear.
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There's a tradition and modernity and I think that goes through everything.
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"Blackstar" feels, for all its shiny, experimental modernity, like 1970s—vintage—Bowie.
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The welfare system grew up to service a model of industrial modernity.
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These kids were entirely unconcerned with any clash of modernity and tradition.
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Movies and radio are the twin progenitors of the modernity we inhabit.
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Seigel reminds us that "modernity" isn't just a matter of great books.
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He urges Christians, therefore, to remove themselves from the currents of modernity.
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Set against all this tradition, Markle is a stark contrast in modernity.
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It's about paganism: the clash between superstition and modernity; authority and sexuality.
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More than anything else, "The Secret Agent" is a film about modernity.
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Tradition and modernity also factor into Dover's approximately 28-minute fireworks show.
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Locke has been celebrated for his innovative amalgamations of history and modernity.
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Her "simplicity is sculptural" — and out of step with modernity, he said.
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Trips to Asia are now more likely to startle us with modernity.
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"Beyond the product itself, we must bring modernity into the watchmaking economy."
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In fact, I preferred the past, and found modernity inferior, a disappointment.
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As I see it, history warns against scapegoating modernity for timeless problems.
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"Run for Modernity," says a T-shirt I've been seeing on the seafront.
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The Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM) were bandits, he said, and drug dealers.
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We encounter this marvel of technological modernity before we enter the exhibition itself.
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Striving for modernity while clinging to tradition is a familiar struggle in China.
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"Modernity has failed us" is literally a main lyric of one their singles.
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Cittaslow's approach could be "a vaccine" for the ills of modernity, he said.
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"It was a mix of Brutalism, and minimalism and modernity," said De Betak.
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Nor did he think it proper to celebrate the cultures spawned by modernity.
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The scientific method is the principle with which Western modernity has defined itself.
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In other words, the meeting of modesty and modernity couldn't be more relevant.
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The resulting portfolio paints a picture of a traditional community slowly embracing modernity.
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If the visibility of women had been a sign of modernity brought on
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The promise of transatlantic unity in a move toward modernity was very real.
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Hopper's subject is modernity and his paintings radiate anxiety about the changing city.
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Modernity had anointed a new hero, and invented, Locke thought, a New Negro.
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The one area where humans have typically excelled in modernity is consumer goods.
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In the postwar years it became a sure sign of modernity and freshness.
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The second is a cynical bow to the forces of reaction against modernity.
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Ms. Murrell makes every inclusion in "Posing Modernity" count as art and information.
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Locke's version was distinguished by his ideas about migration, modernity and the city.
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Over time, the troupe aesthetic fell victim to the usual forces of modernity.
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In Mexico, the classic staple is under pressure from mass production and modernity.
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The world needs a country where relief from modernity is still at hand.
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But she shares with the more privileged women her own struggles with modernity.
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They face the challenge of conveying modernity while maintaining the vintage Vegas feel.
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Obesity, in other words, may simply be a natural consequence of global modernity.
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The American-forged modernity of the Roaring Twenties was unapologetically consumerist, not communist.
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For Ms. Picasso, Mene offered a similar confrontation between the classics and modernity.
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This seems to me a very valuable exercise, because secular modernity is anonymous.
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Better yet to smell the sun lotion and gaze upon sun-warmed modernity.
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In this way, Oswald and Tarsila asserted Brazilian modernity as a local creation.
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Empire, and the incursion of modernity are all central to the film's themes and
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I prefer to err on the side of modernity when it comes to dentistry.
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It's lacking any sort of modernity and is littered with relics of the past.
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Modernity made the individual sacred, producing a paradoxical effect that still hangs over us.
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During the post-war decades, Britain's flag had come to symbolise modernity and cheek.
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Notes on the Culture The new island getaway Kalesma marries Greek tradition with modernity.
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As modernity has swept through the culture, the practice has gone out of fashion.
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For an industry that epitomises technological advancement and modernity, this gender disparity is surprising.
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Modernity kept encroaching on his emporium, but he was sanguine about most of it.
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" Overall,Smith says her portrait completely captures "her intelligence, modernity, confidence, sensuality, and kindness.
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For Francis's critics, any change in Catholic teaching is a suspicious concession to modernity.
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One other concession to modernity is the ability to recharge the camera via USB.
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And as modernity comes into the region, it also seeks to take something out.
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Where earlier marketing emphasised Europeanness and modernity, Zlaty Bazant's new slogan, Na zdravie, Slovensko!
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More than a little bit of modernity is sacrificed for that ancient automotive jewelry.
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But it's defined less by ingredients and recipes than by regionalism, modernity and variety.
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Ross Douthat MODERNITY has left nearly every religious tradition in the Western world divided.
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So how did this notion of modernity enter into the design of the building?
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Culture can adapt to modernity and to a global standard that requires something more.
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Through this homage to modernity and amenity, we lose touch with what came before.
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The Gargouillou, our signature dish, embodies modernity and the land's imprint on our menu.
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Douthat's column echoes a familiar conservative lament: the displacement of aristocratic legitimacy by modernity.
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This kind of storytelling was falling victim to the forces of modernity, Benjamin argued.
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Through all of modernity, the "Jewish question" hovered menacingly over Jews in the West.
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At the end of the Cold War, democratic capitalism suddenly became synonymous with modernity.
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The first development signifies a theocratic kingdom's bow to the inexorable onslaught of modernity.
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"Modern watchmaking is a back and forth between modernity and tradition," Mr. Mille said.
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Brutal Black recalls you to the primitive brutality that was screwed up by modernity.
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It is just that now modernity, immigration and globalization make for more convenient scapegoats.
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Mr. Akyol is an expert on Islam and modernity and a contributing opinion writer.
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It's a mild shock whenever someone uses a cellphone — a rare reminder of modernity.
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An aging diva whose charms had long masked her narcissism no longer embodied modernity.
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People, too, are completely absent in these paintings, and so is much of modernity.
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Browne's clothes tend to be very East coast prep with a shot of modernity.
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From the observation tower atop the Frame, Dubai is supposed to shimmer with modernity.
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A visit there is a step out of modernity and into a fairy tale.
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The war of nomenclature's tensest battle lines are drawn around the relationship to modernity.
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Replacement is the very essence of modernity that things are being replaced [by industry].
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This style aims to capture the "hidden internal logic" behind China's thunderous stampede into modernity.
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In merging technology with philanthropy, Chen and his co-founders had moulded tradition with modernity.
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So the key here is to continue preserving tradition while also absorbing elements of modernity.
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He says Western dress has long been regarded by Thais as a symbol of modernity.
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Really from the rise of historical modernity, crowds have been associated with danger, disease, race.
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And it's unhelpful, because the 'medieval' label reinforces our overconfidence in ourselves and our modernity.
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In The Notebooks of Malte Laurids Brigge, Rilke bemoaned what modernity had done to death.
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The nation's wealth and modernity, such as it is, is largely limited to the capital.
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His goal was not to usher in modernity but simply to make religion religious again.
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But that older consolidated life could not have survived modernity and is never coming back.
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When you said "modernity" I thought you were talking about contemporary African-American culture. Absolutely.
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And the candle is encased in a metallic red holder that highlights the city's modernity.
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It forced a rethinking of the value of liberal democracy and the success of modernity.
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Mr. Lemayian, 25, is as much a blend of tradition and modernity as anyone else.
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This permits them to escape the secularizing forces of modernity, or so Rosenzweig had hoped.
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More typically the modernity he is supposed to have initiated is treated as essentially secular.
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The second is to bring some modernity to a facility that revels in its history.
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The team built momentum in the latter half of this season but lagged on modernity.
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It tells you something about how we think we are modern, and what modernity is.
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The victim in the story, Reena Virk, stays a stranger to this strand of modernity.
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"If You See Me, Don't Say Hi" isn't about characters wedged between tradition and modernity.
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Strange adventures in modernity ensue after Tancredi enlists Lazzaro in a kidnapping scheme involving … Tancredi.
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But her nod to modernity and individualism was the demure but noticeable diamond nose stud.
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We want to be transgenerational and multi-thematic, that's the essence of modernity to me.
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To respond to climate change, take a step back from modernity and call back community.
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In the cities, particularly in the East, the Midwest and the Northwest, Americans embraced modernity.
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In short, the Arab civil war is between modernity and medievalism, between freedom and submission.
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"I tried to bring a touch of modernity to the hand-finishing," Mr. Cools said.
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Supposedly, modernity settled the question of divinatory reliance on the fortuitous largely by avoiding it.
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Despite Nintendo's occasional missteps with hardware, the Switch is a strong step forward into modernity.
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STEELE: Well, you know, if you don&apost like the world American, you can use modernity.
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A strange mix of traditional values and modernity has caused the sport to wane among women.
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The interspliced birth scenes are a meditation on fertility and modernity, as is this entire show.
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The book's real strength is its description of London quivering between modernity and the dark ages.
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Afloat in the vast ocean of modernity without her warm fruit-phone to keep her company.
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But modernity hasn't touched the island, which is self-sufficient from its fishing and coconut farming.
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Rather, it is inspired by the work's unlikely status as an emblem of their country's modernity.
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I cook with the memories of my childhood, but I try to bring them into modernity.
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The archive offers a window into the era's burgeoning modernity and the anxieties that accompany change.
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The central transaction of modernity was well captured in the movie "Monsoon Wedding" some years ago.
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If Ball & Chain claims modernity, Hoy Como Ayer (Today Like Yesterday) celebrates a connection to tradition.
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Did Rodin drag Romantic and Symbolist longueurs and boilerplate mythology into the stern light of modernity?
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She, too, brings a refreshing modernity to the royal family, whose resistance to change is renowned.
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"Economic issues peculiar to capitalism have to be separated from those pervasive in modernity," Gopnik writes.
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Both combine Japanese culture and modernity, their traditional checkered pattern juxtaposed with their more futuristic design.
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Heller has written widely on the philosophy of history and morals, and the theory of modernity.
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It's a new model of social life, a "post-familial" revolution that's unique to late modernity.
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In his limited public statements, Naruhito has indicated he believes the monarchy should adjust to modernity.
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"For this generation of global Muslims, faith and modernity go hand in hand," Janmohamed tells VICE.
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M'Baku is a mountain of a man, stubbornly traditional and struggling against Wakanda's wave of modernity.
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And the old-worldliness of it all suffuses Islay, which exists on the fringe of modernity.
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" In a city exploding with the modernity of Abstract Expressionism, this meant "nice but old-fashioned.
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That may describe Russia, but not Germany, and Germany's modernity is painful for Westerners to face.
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"I wanted to bring a piece of modernity to a sleepy Cuban town," the architect laments.
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The reproductive nature of his output is one factor, but so is its lack of modernity.
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Modernity — salvific, hygienic, prophylactic, caring, taking every precaution — means to erase the howling and the indifference.
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And describing (and then broadcasting) who we are had become an all-consuming occupation of modernity.
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That task of self-creation isn't unique to biracial people; it's a defining experience of modernity.
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We've accepted the deity's offer: modernity in exchange for 1,000 lives, again and again and again.
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A handy metaphor of modernity, depression was just another division between the colonisers and the colonised.
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The insight and modernity of "Workers and Paintings" — not to mention the meta nature — are startling.
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The best investment is to fight poverty, incorporate marginalized people into modernity with education and employment.
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My Maiden Voyage: a journey into the uncharted territories of how modernity is changing sex and intimacy That's why, as I embarked on my months-long expedition, I dubbed it my Maiden Voyage: a journey into the uncharted territories of how modernity is changing sex and intimacy.
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The goal was no less than to show the history of Brazil, from indigenous people until modernity.
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This push and pull between retro-gazing and modernity extends into Dixon and Stein's song selection, too.
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Xanthopoulos approaches the subject of being essentially allergic to modernity in a way that's refreshingly non-symbolic.
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Across the Western world, conservative parties have consciously engaged with modernity and adjusted to a changing electorate.
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Subject-wise, he deals in intimacy, modernity, post-truth politics, globalization, and even the gentrification of London.
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He couldn't shoot threes or defend them, but year eight has welcomed a necessary step towards modernity.
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This tradition has continued into modernity, as Arabs deployed Juha in battles for independence from colonial powers.
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MODERNITY AND ITS DISCONTENTSMaking and Unmaking the Bourgeois From Machiavelli to Bellow By Steven B. Smith402 pp.
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The soloist more often acted the part of a solitary wanderer, traversing the damaged landscapes of modernity.
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The hammered finish of this Theresa Pytell ring from Etsy adds modernity to a classic gold band.
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I just revisit them with a touch of modernity — more comfort, and more uses for a dress.
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Technology and modernity had an impact on the general labor force and the region as a whole.
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Selhurst is far from the height of gleaming modernity, and that's exactly the point of its appeal.
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It remains today, in backpacking trips and festivals, promising an escape from the hounding modernity of cellphones.
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The art featured in this multimedia exhibition hint at the contradictions of modernity and its expected efficiencies.
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Petro-modernity helped the religious establishment to maintain its influence in the kingdom and export its worldview.
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What the Sussexes will do is create a narrative that is about modernity and glamour and diversity.
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Often with an air of nostalgia, Atget documented Paris as it changed under the weight of modernity.
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The scene was a mixture of opposite worlds: East and West, traditions and modernity, religion and secularism.
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Whether it embraces liberal models of modernity or not depends on the social, economic and political circumstances.
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Among senior members of the incoming administration, Mr. Pence is far from alone in opposing secular modernity.
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This "neo-proprietarian" ideology of "hyper-capitalism" is a malignant power which sits "between modernity and archaism".
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"The more we stretch the bowstring, the farther we can throw the arrows of modernity and innovation."
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From the trailer, we can tell that Diana has settled into her life, her powers, and modernity.
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A new nod to modernity in French laws eases the rules for people who want to divorce.
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If we were supposed to unplug from modernity, why were we being outfitted with yet another gadget?
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Japan Modern comprises two exhibitions that trace Japan's response to modernity—one through prints, one through photography.
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As for the relationship of modernity to the bourgeois world adverted to in Smith's subtitle, the most important recent work on that topic is surely Jerrold Seigel's "Modernity and Bourgeois Life: Society, Politics, and Culture in England, France, and Germany Since 1750" (published in 2012, but ignored by Smith).
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So in some respects, modernity has made us less vulnerable to shocks to our food supply or climate.
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That's remarkable given the modernity of the sport, organized in the United States less than 40 years ago.
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The layered elegy is a critical commentary on modernity, globalization, and representation, blending Chinese myth and contemporary culture.
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After the fall of the last imperial dynasty in 2000 reformers advocated cremation, believing that it symbolised modernity.
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DePaul's website for scholarship opportunities lists the "Singer Research Fund 22015: "Reforming Religions: Jews, Christians and Evolving Modernity.
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To him, they were the symbols of modernity; to me, they were the 21st-century equivalent of shackles.
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Together, the images present a serene yet bold contemplation of identity against the backdrop of modernity and tradition.
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While this moment was all about tradition, Markle balanced it out by adding her signature dash of modernity.
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And Mr. Clayton nails it again in a solo that gives the Taylor canon a fleet, assertive modernity.
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His gambit isn't new: the classical world is often used as a lens through which to examine modernity.
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But I'm a sucker for anything that harkens back to a time before these inane monstrosities of modernity.
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This both patronises minorities and renders the Han an invisible nationality—representatives of a sort of generic modernity.
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The hegemony was fuelled by the cricketing mania this stirred, in a unique interlude between colonialism and modernity.
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With Prince Charles' courtship and marriage likely to feature during their tenure, expect more uneasy confrontations with modernity.
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Now that it is established, it says much less than it once did about sex, rebellion and modernity.
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The sprawling collection of writings grapples with capitalism and modernity, viewed through the lens of Paris's shopping arcades.
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But despite everything Arthur does, Camelot creeps ever closer to the decadence and self-conscious irony of modernity.
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The economic transformation of the rest of China and its cities' brash modernity are seductive, but frustratingly elusive.
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It was a symbol of technical progress and modernity that was at the core of the communist utopia.
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You just said something that I missed — was it that modernity is bringing in the whole-feeling male?
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Not long ago, modernity felt bound for something like the Jetsons, with families zipping around via jet packs.
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But in liberal modernity, unmonitored speech is the norm and limits to speech are suspect unless specifically justified.
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Racialized emotions are not universal or eternal, since they correspond to the racial regimes that emerged in modernity.
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Next month, Italy votes on constitutional reforms that Prime Minister Matteo Renzi considers crucial to his country's modernity.
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He and Kenya's growing clan of metropolitan herders are a phenomenon driven as much by modernity as tradition.
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With their clean-lined aesthetic, they bring a sense of modernity to the ancient craft of stoneware. arranstreeteast.
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The V&A Dundee sits on a former dock, pulling the landscape into modernity through its very existence.
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"Posing Modernity: The Black Model From Manet and Matisse to Today" sows disruption on another more nuanced front.
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For new Asian nations, these bold engineering projects symbolized their attainment of political freedom and embrace of modernity.
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"The lines that make the drape echo the lines of the Brutalist modernity of the store," he said.
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Jakarta, the Indonesian capital, dazzled with lights and modernity, outshining the moldy decay of Yangon, then Myanmar's capital.
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Maybe a shirt or a dress with a vivid, digitized pattern, to add some modernity to the look.
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The war also opened a window into a country where modernity clashed with tribal customs and religious edicts.
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Invited to Japan just before the war, she initiated an industrial design program for a culture importing modernity.
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In the future, we need sex appeal, we need modernity, we need to connect to the younger generation.
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Supernatural explanations for seizures lasted through the Enlightenment, and then modernity bestowed its own strange gifts upon epileptics.
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Galicia's Wild Horse Roundup Runs Headlong Into Modernity Tech's Damaging Myth of the Loner Genius Nerd She's 98.
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The floor-length dress had a low back to add a touch of modernity to the conservative look.
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Rejoining the tormented history of modernity under an obsessive liar, America has accelerated its most insidious tendency: nihilism.
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" Sebastian asks, and, as for being poor, and pummelled by modernity, "I want to be on the ropes.
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The ship has an open concept floor plan that is decorated to reflect both modernity and Chinese tradition.
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Vaccarello's predecessor, Hedi Slimane, determined the décor and the general ambience of sleek modernity and distinctly French formality.
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It is more likely to stick to time-honored fare than to venture into modernity, let alone contemporaneity.
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What did Nietzsche hate about modernity and modern culture and how does someone like Trump reflect his critiques?
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads What vision of female liberation and modernity might women dream for themselves?
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"While contributing to the production of modernity, wireless — especially its incarnation as 'radio' — simultaneously became a product of modernity," the media historian Marc Raboy writes of the state of the technology circa 1909, when Guglielmo Marconi, the 35-year-old Italian wireless visionary, was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics.
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He joins his voice with those of critics from across the political spectrum who have expressed doubts about our cultural trend toward moral relativism, and more widely, toward what Polish sociologist Zygmunt Bauman called "liquid modernity": the idea that in late modernity, a person's identity and self are, basically, fluid.
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STRIKING MATCHES on their rope-roughened palms, the burly whalers who chase Moby Dick seem unlikely avatars for modernity.
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But I think, more importantly, she's really bringing modernity to the royal family in a way that is inspiring.
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When I was there, I visited a girls' school where the kids were trying to greet modernity through education.
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Because of this, the book occasionally feels like it is curmudgeonly shaking its fist in the air at modernity.
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In the 1960s, there was a preoccupation with "Islam and modernity;" after 9/11, worries over extremism and surveillance.
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Continuing its conquest of modernity, Facebook now assumes I want to find my soul mate within its janky corridors.
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Others have become religious to escape the confusions of secular modernity — C. S. Lewis, G. K. Chesterton, Whittaker Chambers.
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Another feature of modernity is the dreaded open plan office, which may lead to reduced face-to-face communication.
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Ushering in modernity, as they conceive of it, has always just been a matter of clearing away the filth.
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Legions among us suffer from the anomie and malaise of modernity, from the discontents of an increasingly atomized society.
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More often than not, they've supplanted modernity and creature comforts with a Big Gulp-size of American muscle performance.
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The tensions and contradictions at brunch might tell us something about identity, modernity, and ideal citizenship in the UAE.
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In this way, the exhibition reminds us of the constant changes our city undergoes in the face of modernity.
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Comparing these images to Kinmont's makes his work look all the more flush with the false innocence of modernity.
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Though plastics have become a key material in modern art, and modernity itself, they are notoriously difficult to conserve.
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Papal vestments, Gibson pointed out, are a lightning rod for questions about the church's response to modernity more generally.
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"You imagine the Passion text as being of antiquity and in a sense not of modernity," Mr. MacMillan said.
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How will a much-hyped modernity look 100 or 1,000 years from now, on a dying or dead planet?
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In a nod to modernity, some looked outward toward the Seine, rather than inward toward courtyards and interior streets.
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That was a nod by the I.S.U. to modernity and the need to reach out to a younger demographic.
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THE argument over whether multiculturalism and modernity are eroding the Christian character of Christmas is a cherished annual ritual.
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Those arrested, branded "traitors" by state-aligned media, are ostracized by Saudi society even as it treads into modernity.
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Others can reveal the sometimes comical contortions that clerics go through to reconcile modernity with their understanding of religion.
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For architects chasing the concept of modernity, many sought to find "modernism with a soul," as Jin puts it.
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Freezers are a miracle of modernity, a testament to how humans can forge the world as we see fit.
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We celebrate the nation-state in large part because it is the engine of competitive capitalist success and modernity.
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The old middle class sees Pakistan as being on the path toward modernity before the Islamization agenda of Gen.
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How, then, did a holiday on the official Catholic calendar become associated with all the material trappings of modernity?
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This was driven in part by a desire to reach a definition for Iranian art in dialogue with modernity.
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Culminating in a synesthetic experience, The wheel bears no resemblance to a leg suggests the complexities of Mexican modernity.
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On your wall is a piece of Abstract Expressionism, an island of modernity in a mainly 19th-century sea.
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The French burkini brouhaha has become a lightning rod for debates about whether modernity and Islamic values can coexist.
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"I look forward to evolving what has gone before, while contributing a new perspective and modernity," Mr. Lee said.
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Before the century was over, Professor Berger confessed that he had erred in asserting that modernity necessarily diminished faith.
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The headline type, meanwhile, is fluorescent, evoking the clash between history and modernity on which future decisions will pivot.
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" She published at least 20 books after leaving Hungary, including "A Theory of History" (1982) and "Can Modernity Survive?
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But Mr. Bowman-Scargill acknowledged that hitting the right blend of heritage and modernity was like walking a tightrope.
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"Your Name" features exquisite detailed images of old Japanese customs in Mitsuha's hometown and the bustling modernity of Tokyo.
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The son of a former serf, he left rural poverty for a factory job and the thrill of modernity.
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In "Bach's Dialogue with Modernity," though, Butt shows impatience with the historically minded readings favored by Chafe and Marissen.
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It's a very safe look, for both women, if not one that conveys fun or relaxation — or even modernity.
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But it was Michael Marissen's keynote address, "Bach Against Modernity," that really explored the workings of that master's mind.
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Though Marrakesh is steeped in Moroccan history and culture, its creative crowd — including the five people below — embraces modernity.
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"She epitomizes modernity," said Jane Hess, a former fashion writer also known as Medora on her influential Instagram account.
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"I am very excited to see Clare bring her singular sense of elegance and modernity to Givenchy," he said.
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It feels like receiving a message that has looped around the entire intervening mess of modernity to find you.
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I believe it's possible to find modernity and come up with new ways of doing things that recreate desire.
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One marker of that modernity is the sense of the "death" of God, as Nietzsche put it most famously.
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The architect and theorist Juraj Neidhardt spent two decades developing the ideas published in his landmark 1957 study, The Architecture of Bosnia and the Way towards Modernity, in which he pointed out the proto-modernity of the traditional Bosnian dwellings, with their whitewashed walls, built-in furniture, and large windows overlooking lush greenery.
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In addition to Wang's current home of Shanghai, it's a commentary on the societal shift to modernity and urbanization worldwide.
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Modernity shrinks time as well as space; people live in an eternal present of short-term stimuli and instant gratification.
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"The Syphilis of Sisyphus" (143) gives voice to a 19th-century pregnant Parisian woman, who disparages the idealism of modernity.
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Experts -- and critics -- say no country can match the US for the strength, size or modernity of its nuclear weaponry.
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Ariana Reines' fourth book is a tome — an expansive journey through nature and humanity, culture and creation, history and modernity.
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Here, too, you catch the spirit of an ancient culture that is bursting with health—behind the façade of modernity.
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Jacek Adamas's intriguing conceptual works juxtapose the art establishment's love of Western modernity with its apparent obliviousness to national identity.
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Walter Lippmann's phrase "the acids of modernity" captured Klannish fears that the very ground of Protestant morality was being eroded.
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He produced strong works from the start, under the spell of Courbet's audacious realism and Manet's celebration of urbane modernity.
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This return offered a new sort of freedom, one centred on the individual, which helped pave the way for modernity.
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His book, Degeneration (1892) railed against the coming storm of modernity, and more importantly, the moral collapse associated with it.
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It has this warm Old World charm but with an eye towards the modernity that we need in our lives.
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Nations and international unions, globalized political violence, elaborate technologies for punishing the body: these are the material realities of modernity.
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Much like other appeals to a bygone era of civilizational supremacy and homogeneity, it is thoroughly a product of modernity.
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What if a new society emerged from ideas of modernity and culture arising from the communities of the African Diaspora?
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"I don't want Baka people to lose sight of their origins, even if they are moving towards modernity," Emmanuel argues.
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But unlike those earlier generations, he explores who to become not just in his new city, but in globalized modernity.
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The Turkish town of Cizre, located on the southeastern border with Syria, lies at the intersection of antiquity and modernity.
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A word to the youngs: The shiny tools of modernity will always fall prey to the ancient flaws of humanity.
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Until recently, Eastern European members viewed the EU as a road to modernity, prosperity, better governance, and protection against Russia.
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Dreher thinks that liquid modernity is a more or less unstoppable force—in part because capitalism and technology are unstoppable.
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Their turn toward Catholicism occurred as the Church, on the cusp of Vatican II, was gingerly making peace with modernity.
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But hearing this repertory sung by a consummate opera performer helped illuminate a musical moment suspended between nostalgia and modernity.
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Both backdrops framed collections that dealt with the American myth and modernity in different ways, giving them added emotional weight.
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Organizing "Posing Modernity" took persistence: When Ms. Murrell ran into roadblocks, she found funders and strong-armed institutions for loans.
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Pinker continues: Over the longer run, I think the forces of modernity prevail — affluence, education, mobility, communication, and generational replacement.
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We were back in a child's box of dazzling crayons, with no signs of industry or modernity to be seen.
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They opposed the fractious parliamentary democracy of the time, the liberal values of the French Revolution and ultimately modernity itself.
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It encompasses interesting takes on democracy and technology, shifts in demographics, revolutions in economics and the very nature of modernity.
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Ms. Heller, a prolific, wide-ranging writer in multiple languages, explored Marxism, ethics and modernity as well as everyday life.
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The American-born king became the face of Thailand, blending tradition with modernity and traveling the world with Queen Sirikit.
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It traces 21000,21000 years of perfume history, from ancient Greece through modernity, with artifacts, videos, olfactory installations and explanatory panels.
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"Rubies," to Stravinsky, is quintessentially New York — its speed, density and jazzy modernity characterize this city rather than this nation.
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More than at the Abramović affair, there was a sense of modernity melting away, as a venerable oral culture rematerialized.
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For the spring '17 campaign, she cast Jenner alongside models Isabeli Fontana and Liu Wen — women that she believes epitomize modernity.
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But yeah, there's something about the modernity plus the ancient rules, like the mixture of that together that really intrigued me.
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This generational clash of tradition versus modernity is perhaps best explained by some of the political responses to this horrific incident.
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Above all, their plights symbolize the grating tension between the harsh realities of modernity and traditional knowledge and ways of life.
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Critics accused the palace of trying to swing the election to the secularist Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM), which came second.
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With humor and irony, he challenges notions of identity, politics, and modernity that are at the center of socialism's humanist aims.
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Young Qataris have effectively only experienced modernity: history has largely been marginalised as projects of extraordinary scale and ambition take place.
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David Mancuso had a lifelong project, The Loft, and it stands iconically as one of the more beautiful artworks of modernity.
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But the disease that it causes—typhoid fever—is still common in places where modernity has not fully made its mark.
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Looking back over centuries, politics has almost always been fought between forces who favor the traditional and those who favor modernity.
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"The promises of the Third Republic are the promises of peace, stability, equality and modernity," Ouattara said after signing the text.
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"Modernity has come to China in many ways, and this is one of them," says Professor Frank Pieke at Leiden University.
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They can convert it, as Rousseau did, into insight into the limits of modernity, even for those who win the game.
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He—or his hand, as his mind's executive—wrenched figurative sculpture from millennia of tradition and sent it tumbling into modernity.
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At its best, however, "One Thousand and One Nights" — helped by a strong, diverse cast — finds eerie modernity in its characters.
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Under both capitalism and socialism, industrialism was celebrated as bringing modernity and progress, worth the decades of struggle, upheaval, and violence.
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Technology is empowering regional languages, of which there are hundreds, and enhancing the centrifugal effect of migration, modernity and social change.
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"He loved modernity, and he fought all of his life to modernize the left," Mr. Valls told The Journal du Dimanche.
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In his book "Three Faces of Fascism," published in English in 1965, Professor Nolte defined fascism as a backlash to modernity.
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There are no assertions about internet tribalism, resurgent populism, or the spiritual void of modernity; there isn't even a Trump cameo.
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The strongest contribution intellectual conservatives have made has come from figures who weren't partisan but rather thorough-going critics of modernity.
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Another Modernity X Hungary event, the talk "A 'New Vision': The Significance of Laszlo Moholy-Nagy," could provide some helpful context.
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The vegetable invasion that threatens them seems so alien, in part, because it denies the detachment that modernity has made possible.
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The Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM), the second largest in parliament, has said publicly that it intends to remain in opposition.
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Can this process—and other ways they've moved toward so-called modernity in commerce for instance—ever be stopped or reversed?
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The buildings are conventional-looking and that tends to throw you off the scent in terms of their innovation and modernity.
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Many of these photos of the city are collected in a new book "Berenice Abbott: Portraits of Modernity," from Fundación Mapfre.
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This combination makes me think of the confrontation that is a key anxiety of modernity: the natural creature meeting the machine.
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Even if the performance was short on rhythmic propulsion, it honored the complexity of Gershwin's achievement—and, perhaps surprisingly, its modernity.
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It's an aesthetic juxtaposition common to many of the city's cocktail bars, a reflection of Berlin's mix of history and modernity.
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France may just have the balance between rootedness and globalized modernity right — and that's what the whole world is fighting about.
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Paraguay now finds itself at the international vanguard not in spite of its late arrival to modernity but because of it.
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And Jaffa, in Agnon's telling, stands for the same values that Tel Aviv does in Israel today—secularism, pleasure-seeking, modernity.
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The article concludes: Not long ago, modernity felt bound for something like the Jetsons, with families zipping around via jet packs.
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Raf Simons dressed men and women in almost identical looks, indicating that ease, action and modernity are not gender-specific concepts.
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In so doing, he joined a long line of presidents who backed third world autocrats as bastions of modernity and stability.
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The famous painting inspired the "Anthropophagus Manifesto," which formulated the tenets of Brazilian modernity: to create art that was distinctly Brazilian.
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Taking a stroll through a futuristic flower garden and stopping by a rooftop bar, Mr. Kim appeared to relish Singapore's modernity.
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Not only was Charles Baudelaire a celebrated French poet, he coined the term "modernity" and promoted the Romantic painter Eugène Delacroix.
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It brought together almost 100 works under the guise of the domestic to complicate our ideas of modernity, migration, and diaspora.
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Should utilities and market managers bet that the Trumpian revolt against modernity will succeed in slowing the growth of renewable energy?
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Nollywood resonates across Africa with its stories of a precolonial past and of a present caught between village life and urban modernity.
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Her visit also kicked off the start of REVEAL — a free public festival celebrating the museum's combination of heritage, modernity and technology.
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In the US, the Populist Party in the United States was founded as a force in opposition to capitalism, wary of modernity.
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Born in Baghdad, Iraq in 1950, Hadid came of age in an era when the Middle East was in love with modernity.
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Singer is using the computer to return to cubism, modernity, and abstraction, alluding to modern painters playing with nonlinear time and narration.
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Developments in industry and a fast-growing economy were turning the city into the symbol of modernity it was destined to become.
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I will continue mournfully to remember those halcyon days, while the waves of modernity begin to inexorably erode the shores of tradition.
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If the polls are right, Mr Duque's tough-talking modernity will defeat Mr Petro's radicalism in a run-off on June 17th.
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The new national library in Qatar (pictured, top) also feeds into evolving ideas about modernity, society and democracy in the Gulf state.
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Bhutan has long resisted the forces of modernity, globalization, and industrialization, maintaining isolationist policies and a close connection to its traditional culture.
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Salafism -- also referred to as Wahhabism -- believes in a literalistic reading of the Koran that rejects rationalist interpretations that can engage modernity.
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"Its merging modernity with history, which is what their relationship is," Sophie Goodwin, fashion director at Tatler, tells PEOPLE of Meghan's ring.
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Thailand is predominantly Buddhist and while it is hurtling toward modernity, animist beliefs and superstitions exert a strong influence over many people.
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Burton explains that modernity, its culture and global economies, have been mapped through a Western perspective negating non-European, especially African, cultures.
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This Havana-based troupe combines Spanish flamenco with contemporary dance and Cuban rhythms for infectious performances that honor both tradition and modernity.
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Unlike the many artists who have viewed modernity through jaded eyes, Ms. Thomas was excited by humanity's efforts to constantly outdo itself.
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However, this would be to underestimate the radical changes that modernity has brought to Judaism, as it has to all religious traditions.
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Goldberg needs a sweeping theory of modernity to justify his claim that Donald Trump's rise is a rupture in the conservative tradition.
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Technology may also play a part, as better understood by younger generations, without political borders, for whom technology and modernity come easy.
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For Marx, this dialectic is neatly summed up by Nathaniel Hawthorne's encounter with industrial modernity on the morning of July 27, 1844.
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This year, the family have conceded to modernity and a cable car now brings people down to visit and take crops up.
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Mr. Mullo Sandoval believes the founder's vision simply "didn't enter modernity" as Ecuador moved from its agricultural past to an industrial future.
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Individuality versus belonging to community ... Or economic development and comforts of modernity versus preserving the past than the old architecture and culture.
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The spread of modernity in India has certainly undermined caste, but it has also made the need to assert it more vehement.
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At every point, black models pose, or raise, the question of modernity: what is it, who makes it, who is it for?
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In its own way, this new movement — fundamentalism — was every bit as important as the modernity it seemingly resisted, with remarkable determination.
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In Mexico, this staple — made with heirloom corn — is under pressure from mass production and modernity, but small producers are pushing back.
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Audiences craving more of the unblinking modernity that Mr. Forsythe had brought to classical dance had to content themselves with older works.
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Father Bouchard said he was aware that the centuries-old system of tenets and beliefs can occasionally be at odds with modernity.
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Leisure time itself was a marker of the modernity of these Parisiennes, and that extended beyond the city and onto the coast.
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Back in 1947, Du Bois had good reason to hope that India would offer a superior alternative to the West's destructive modernity.
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That led him to think about ancient times, and the "modernity of antiquity," words he chose as the title of the collection.
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"You wouldn't have thought in a city that respected antiquity so much, you'd find an audience so committed to modernity," Dunbar says.
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The tension between modernity and tradition is always on display at this annual series, whose lineup blends the new and the old.
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Surrounded by landmarks of modernity like Co-op City in the Bronx, a sliver of New York's ancient past remains relatively untouched.
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The consequence of American modernity was a concerted effort to remake all domains of knowledge in the mold of wartime military research.
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Both leftists and Islamists repudiated this combination of a mono-ethnic nation state and modernity, and the Kemalist state punished both groups.
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Sabika was drawn to the United States for its modernity, diversity and — like many of the students — its security, her family said.
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However, Meghan and Harry exchanged rings, signifying equality in the marriage and modernity for the monarchy, said Meghan McKenna of Fashion magazine.
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But, within the context of Jewish experience in the early twentieth century, it is especially potent as a symbol of encroaching modernity.
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The 91 votes against the government were from the Party of Authenticity and Modernity (PAM) and the minor leftist United Socialist Party.
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He also seems to look towards modernity in his attitudes: his ambiguities, his ironies, his dancing humor, his profound spirit of irreverence.
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But a surprising amount of modernity can trace its roots to another kind of activity: people mucking around with magic, toys, games.
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These shortcuts not only made it easier for housewives to keep the family fed, but they were markers of modernity, of progress.
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Caught between East and West, tradition and modernity, guilt and freedom, past and present, her character is not unlike the film itself.
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Like "status" or "alienation," the word "leadership" points not toward a stable concept but toward a problem or affliction unique to modernity.
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Heat and empty space in her work defeat modernity, defeat logic, technology and even love, throwing us back upon our irreducible selves.
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Libertarians also tend to be big fans of modernity, and despite its affinities to the tech world, neoreaction really, really is not.
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The fundamentalist position was also influenced by postwar "modernization" theory, the notion that all civilizations follow roughly the same path to modernity.
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Douthat's wariness of a "liberalizing" church touches not just on Catholicism per se, but on a wider question of modernity and ethics.
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Grand narratives from the 1950s and '60s of progress, modernity, and nationalism were forged together with a monumental amount of labor and cement.
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But six years ago the government realized that modernity was allowing once-poorer neighboring countries to surge ahead, so it began to democratize.
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For the latter, this sleek leather-and-wood iPhone case should make them feel a tiny bit better about their concessions to modernity.
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Sitting alongside the car Ferdinand Alexander Porsche designed nearly 50 years earlier, the seventh generation of the 9113 has clearly taken on modernity.
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Sitting alongside the car Ferdinand Alexander Porsche designed nearly 50 years earlier, the seventh generation of the 911 has clearly taken on modernity.
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All of these reflect the same skepticism of possessions and pleasure and even modernity, viewing them as a degradation of morals and virtue.
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Feminist anthropologist Lila Abu-Lughod documents the ways in which Muslim women and gender have become the symbols of modernity, westernization, and democracy.
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I believe that, today, there is an increasingly dangerous obsession with consumerism—the past seems more like an obstacle to modernity and wealth.
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I thought you looked on-trend and could explain to me how to be cool in this new and daring age of modernity.
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Letting Islam develop organically as a matter of personal faith, he says, would be more in keeping with the norms of Western modernity.
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But it's that sensibility for modernity — and a sense for what women are actually wearing — that Kim and Garcia proved they have perfected.
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Akihito was the first royal heir in the Japanese imperial family to marry a commoner — a symbol of Japan's new modernity and confidence.
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And how all this modernity and workmanship can also be so simple and clean at the same time, and utterly wearable and functional.
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This year, the guidance has been to mix the tradition of more power through bigger engines with the modernity provided by Apple CarPlay.
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But China has approached it with gusto, as is its wont with international events that let it showcase its modernity to the world.
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The C-HR XLE does embrace modernity in the base XLE model and even more so in the top XLE Premium trim level.
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What the American writer faces abroad now is no longer antiquity or the exotic Other but a variation on her own frail modernity.
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Nightingale's handsome facade — an early-twentieth-century anachronism in the sea of modernity that characterizes much of the area — seemed a bit formidable.
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Perhaps the most lasting of these truths is the relentless destruction of traditions—whether oppressive or comforting—that is the hallmark of modernity.
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And, while the rush to modernity was not without costs, its crowning feat, Haussmann's redesigned capital, has proved, at the very least, durable.
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Cultural commentators said the result at the San Siro stadium in Milan reflected the failure of Italian society to move forward into modernity.
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Denied the status of modernity in the local class hierarchy, these groups look for it through a familiarity with a global Muslim community.
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I think of Rome as a lost paradise, a melting pot of 20 centuries of beauty and a bridge between antiquity and modernity.
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"Posing Modernity" has been organized by Denise Murrell, a former chief executive who recently earned a Ph.D. in art history at Columbia University.
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Modernity, the show suggests, is creeping up, whether in the form of the automobile or independent women campaigning for the right to vote.
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This is the proto-modernity that would eventually enthrall Manet and the other Spain-smitten Frenchmen who forged Modern painting in the 1860s.
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BRUSSELS — To the long list of concessions that European monarchs have made to modernity, Belgium is adding another: submitting to a paternity test.
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" Mustafa Akyol is a senior fellow on Islam and modernity at the Cato Institute and the author, most recently, of "The Islamic Jesus.
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The ensemble featured a flair of modernity with white lace-up boots, and Gomez topped the look off with perfectly disheveled blonde hair.
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Examples of the country's mixture of tradition and modernity are everywhere in Bogaczewicz's new book, including its title: Kingdom of Sand and Cement.
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The rocky transition into sexual modernity has done lasting damage to the church's reputation, especially when it comes to its teachings concerning sexuality.
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The availability of healthy, delicious and environmentally efficient plant-based foods is a mark of modernity that does something good for us all.
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With the students at Roma Tre, he applied the sociologist Zygmunt Bauman's famous concept of "liquid modernity" to the economy of the West.
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"Modernity has Capitalism (the self-escalating techno-commercial complex) as its motor," Land wrote in an email to Vox, in characteristically cryptic style.
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Modernity is power, and those who have better assimilated it, especially if physically weaker, can often appear threatening to those who feel disempowered.
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Feature Far from the stereotype of total economic isolation, the black market has brought a surprising degree of modernity and consumerism — for some.
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Why shouldn't I allow a beautiful show to be a comfort to me in my own endless panic about what modernity has wrought?
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The stark domestic scene crystalizes the simplicity of the inhabitants' lives and the meagerness of a population living beyond the realm of modernity.
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Green Art Gallery from Dubai brought site-specific works by Iranian painter Kamrooz Aram that signify a major departure from his previous work, showcased often in Art Dubai, as he's moving away from the strictly painterly to ask more interesting questions about the violence of modernity in our visual culture and what the role of modernity is in the question of heritage.
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He describes how Islam's initial encounter with modernity, two centuries ago, had some benign consequences and he sees that as a basis for hope.
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Such a medication is an appealing idea, and even more so in the tilted-sideways version of modernity in which the story takes place.
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An example of this modernity is found in Valiente's rewriting of The Book of Shadows—a text filled with magical teachings taught to covens.
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You point a sheet of glass at the sun and out the back comes light and information and all the other things of modernity.
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The bride's unembellished dress featured an open bateau neckline, a sculpted waist and slim three-quarter sleeves, which added a note of refined modernity.
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Despite its sense of rectitude, "The Benedict Option" is at bottom a call for free-riding on the liberal modernity it professes to spurn.
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Still earning compliments today for its modernity, it is a distinct and convincing response to those inevitable comparisons to Grace Kelly's Helen Rose gown.
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There, modernity has forced the Muslim Uighurs into economic competition with incoming Han Chinese in ways that threaten the survival of the Uighurs' identity.
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Poetry, or at least the lyrical mode inaugurated by Wordsworth, and continuing into modernity, has the task of recovering these neglected, otherwise forgotten moments.
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If Dr Whitehouse and his colleagues are correct, today's religions did not create modernity but, in the past at least, they held it together.
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Yet Kiarostami relies on the introspection provided by these enclosed settings to raise much bigger questions about the nature of humanity and even modernity.
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The Chainsmokers have spent their career since "#Selfie" edging away from this woman and the granular details of modernity, retreating into nostalgia and nature.
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It was a performance for modernity, like the theatrics of Marinetti's Futurist Cooking, but set to the background of a fast food ad campaign.
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It was an heir to the less radical Poujadisme movement of the 1950s, which united small traders and farmers against the forces of modernity.
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It worked well enough, but for TLS 1.3 the team decided to shake things up and move the process into a semblance of modernity.
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These nomadic hunter-gatherers shun industrial society at any cost -- and on the occasions when modernity comes to them, the results are usually violent.
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Boris Johnson understood, in his scurrilous way, that the E.U. had become a perfect scapegoat for Western societies beset by the dilemmas of modernity.
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This mix of tradition and modernity is typical of Germany's Mittelstand, the medium-size companies that are the backbone of the country's economic success.
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So now he brings people together and gets things done when he can, like importing modernity to Cuba and inveigling China on climate change.
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Everything was cathode ray tube — the dangling TVs, the clunky desktop computers — but to us, this online nerve center was the height of modernity.
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Curry is a miracle of modernity, the basketball equivalent of discovering that your favorite dessert is also the very healthiest thing you can eat.
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Around the Apennine range, relentless tectonic forces are made more deadly by the populace's dogged resistance to modernity and love of history and place.
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They saw the great modernist works as a balm for the alienation of modernity—like a sip of brandy that could cure a hangover.
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Being middle class is a status closely associated with a progressive modernity — in Pakistan, in India — that individuals and successive governments alike yearn for.
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"Flooded Modernity" is a faithful 1:1 mock-up of a corner of the French architect-idealist Le Corbusier's 1927 modernist masterpiece, Villa Savoye.
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The complex politics of a country torn by war and ethnic rivalry, and between modernity and tradition, have rarely penetrated that self-absorbed process.
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Nevertheless, even as the physical newspaper is diminished in numbers, it bows to no product in the modernity and total awesomeness of its production.
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Mary, already a widow and still in her teens, alights from France as an avatar of worldliness and modernity in a rugged, clannish country.
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Features in the lounge incorporate modernity with classic Swiss designs to invoke the feeling of being in Switzerland before even stepping on the plane.
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Later, the synthetic echo of Auto-Tune, software that adjusts voice pitch, could be heard as she delivered a charged solo: modernity pixelating tradition.
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A new book, "Modernity and Its Discontents," by the Yale political philosopher Steven B. Smith, concludes that Strauss had no appetite for ideological combat.
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It forced Saudi puritanical customs on the Muslim world, compelling women and girls to trade the modernity of skirts for hijabs, niqabs and burqas.
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Perhaps it would have been better equipped to deal with modernity in ways completely unrelated to an improved ability to use telegraphy or computers.
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Modernity, bright and loud, drowned the night noises: the hiccup of geckos, the complaint of insects and the rustle of palms heavy with coconuts.
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An architecture formed around those truths, not as an aesthetic but as the basis for design, may well be the only viable modernity left.
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It has also opened a window, for much of the world, onto a country where modernity still clashes with ancient customs and religious edicts.
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Baker asserts it's because the United States is the original and exemplary nation of modernity — founded and energized by the very idea of ingenuity.
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Yet the new connectivity is already taking a heavy toll on a government that has been unable to get on the bandwagon of modernity.
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Some men are buying sperm counters to use at home, and some are turning to testosterone replacement therapy, convinced that modernity has feminized them.
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It's been hurtling toward modernity at breakneck speed and certainly had a lot of hurdles to jump over to catch up with the West.
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Reykjavik and the few other urbanized areas are pockets of modernity in the midst of this overwhelming sensation of being fully dominated by nature.
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"After the Rain" and "Within the Golden Hour," well danced on both Friday and Saturday, show that Mr. Wheeldon is perfectly capable of that modernity.
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HILARY POTTSLondon There are two additional factors to the ones you mentioned in "Sovereign immunity" (April 27th) that explain why constitutional monarchies have survived modernity.
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Modernity has still managed to touch their lives, of course, but far less than it has for those of us in the post-industrialized West.
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Someday, one hopes, the federal government will once again be run by people at peace with modernity, respectful of science, and concerned for the future.
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Nietzsche loathed German nationalism and anti-Semites—he thought Jews were part of the solution to the ills of modernity, not part of the problem.
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He is the latest in a long line of politicians to cast believers as a faithful remnant, under attack from the sneering forces of modernity.
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Take a stroll on the downtown promenade -- a stretch known as Cotton Row -- and you'll see examples of how Cleveland blends Southern charm and modernity.
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For the prime minister, the proud story of the Meiji restoration is a lesson in how people should embrace modernity and change, while revering tradition.
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The judges noted that the novel "guides the reader beyond the surface layer of modernity and towards the core of the very nature of humankind".
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Buyers want the reliability and beauty of the traditional product but are also keen on the flexibility, cost-effectiveness and modernity provided by electric innovations.
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"The chef's ambitious creations perfectly balance the demands of honoring heritage while embracing modernity," the list's organizers said of Osteria Francescana's chef-owner Massimo Bottura.
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Hipster fascists with hard-ons for modernity, speed, and war, they dreamed of a New Man, virile and "metallized," who would Make Italy Great Again.
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In a one-party state where symbols matter, the building's airiness suggests that the rulers are trying to project an image of modernity and transparency.
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The 12 lawmakers have formed a breakaway faction called PDG-Heritage and Modernity which plans to nominate its own candidate for president to challenge Bongo.
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The sets of Queen Amina, a historical epic, had to be in places with no traces of modernity, in this case a scenic cow pasture.
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Perhaps because of this they looked to the future and venerated modernity, whereas Mr Trump often seems to be trying to bring back the 1950s.
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But anyone with a passing interest in business news will know that for all of Shanghai's glistening modernity, its markets are still in their infancy.
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But it's especially curious that Öcalan's revolution, which strives to eliminate "capitalist modernity," has made its recent advancements under the patronage of the United States.
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"The very essence of modernity is the fact that everything—and really everything —can be replaced by something else, which is absolutely monstrous," he said.
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The area known today as Vietnam, he convincingly argues, was not just a blank mass awaiting modernity and the French (not necessarily in that order).
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Irene Rodríguez Compañía combines Spanish flamenco with contemporary dance and Cuban rhythms for infectious performances that honor both tradition and modernity (Thursday through May 22).
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The metropolis of more than 7 million people exudes modernity with its neon skyline and bustling waterfront showcasing its history as a global trading hub.
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Occasionally, the modernity of an otherwise apt metaphor is jarring — comparing the Kyoto nobility and the samurai to "cool kids" and "dumb jocks," for instance.
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Still, I cherish most the various recordings made by Boulez, who dedicated himself to banishing all sentimental mists from Debussy's music, thereby exposing its modernity.
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And sensuality — a drape in the back of a dress say — but always with a twist, so there is self-assurance and there is modernity.
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Anxiety and alienation in a world that seems to have left many people behind is nothing new; it is, in fact, a hallmark of modernity.
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Virginia Woolf's famous birth date for modernity—"On or about December 22016 human character changed"—probably has a latter-day counterpart, sometime in the nineties.
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His ability to diagnose a weakside rotation even as he's leaving vapor trails across the court accounts for what little modernity the Washington offense has.
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Those recordings also mark a switch in idiom, featuring tight funk rhythms in lieu of the freewheeling swing of Green's jazz modernity of the sixties.
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We are even seeing it in cities like Los Angeles' Downtown area, with all of its futuristic modernity, mere minutes from the infamous Skid Row.
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Here, they're performed in attractive practice costume — the women wear loose tops and shorts, the men T-shirts and black tights — that heightens their modernity.
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It is now the springboard for "Posing Modernity: The Black Model from Manet and Matisse to Today," at Columbia's Wallach Art Gallery through Feb. 10.
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While modernity promised Jews and other minorities that they could move from the margins to the center, it's the reverse that may have actually occurred.
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That's the argument of "Posing Modernity: The Black Model from Manet and Matisse to Today" at Columbia University's recently renovated and expanded Wallach Art Gallery.
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Steve adjusting to modernity was charming (that little notebook!), although I felt a crushing sadness that everyone he's ever known died quite some time ago.
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Basketball is nuts-deep in modernity—offenses are designed with math in mind, organizations systematically weed out egos and religious thinking from their front offices.
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The long room's impossibly high pressed-tin ceilings and white-painted walls manage that elusory meeting of modernity and rusticism — simplicity at its most luxurious.
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Nor can we anticipate — if and when Trumpism does implode — how extensive the damage will be that Pinker's "forces of modernity" will have to repair.
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The onset of the French Revolution stunted the salon's influence in France, but the salon itself survived to become a symbol of 215th-century modernity.
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In the past, Turturro explained, the press was made from marble, but the family pivoted to modernity in a less picturesque, but more efficient operation.
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Kubitschek calls himself a conservative, battling to preserve Germany's "ethno-cultural identity," which he says is threatened by immigration and the alienating effects of modernity.
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No inventor did more to nudge the world toward modernity, and few had a better feel for what the next generation of inventors might pursue.
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For degrowth to "work," its ideal-type citizen must be radically different from you or me, or almost anyone else living under industrial modernity today.
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It symbolises modernity and prosperity in a country that has bounced back from a genocide in 230 when perhaps 20063,22006 people, mostly Tutsis, were killed.
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It could have been a discordant note amid the sparkling sophistication but instead it created an impression of streamlined modernity, and kept nostalgia at bay.
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And thus did the freshly-minted royal couple bring a wedding that melded royal tradition with modernity and multiculturalism to a James Bond-worthy end.
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The forces of liberalism, modernity, cosmopolitanism, the open society, and Enlightenment values always have to push against our innate tribalism, authoritarianism, and thirst for vengeance.
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In their day, the apartments, with electricity and indoor plumbing, seemed the height of modernity; now, surrounded by sleeker, newer buildings, they're considered a slum.
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The structured asymmetrical top featured a metallic sheen and hot-pink straps along the back that added an extra dose of modernity to the ensemble.
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Alexandre Gady, an art history professor at Paris-Sorbonne University, said the French suffered from a cultural schizophrenia, alternatively loving the past and loving modernity.
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" As early as the 1960s, Gernreich foresaw a gradual winding down of the engine that had long propelled it: a pursuit of novelty and "modernity.
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Then there's John Dugdale, whose photographs, many of them tinted the eerie blue of the 226th-century cyanotype process, wash away all marks of modernity.
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This approach is likely to fail for the simple reason that much of the strength and creativity of America, and modernity generally, stems from diversity.
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The Corona, whose seven members come from Bosnia's different ethnic groups, combines storytelling with a cappella singing and a touch of modernity in its repertoire.
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Both painter and writer have a fine-grained feel for the setting, and both would seem to reject the irony, humor and abstraction of modernity.
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For people in the early twentieth century were as acutely aware of their modernity as we are of ours, and with just as good reason.
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His poster for Bullitt (1968) has Steve McQueen leaning rakishly against mondo-cool vertical lines, the image of modernity and the meanness that follows it.
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"It's about capturing an attitude that exists here, a fusion of tradition, modernity and underlying rebellion, that is palpable when you walk around," Mr. Coca said.
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The onward march of modernity — in which people trade malleable rural earth for unyielding urban concrete — has gifted the farming community a certain level of unknowability.
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In recent days state media have been gushing with praise for the "democratic reform" and modernity that the day ushered in, and the gratefulness of Tibetans.
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"Hermes remains the closest brand in our coverage to the 'perfect luxury paradox', simultaneously balancing characteristics like timeless, modernity, growth and high profitability," RBC analysts wrote.
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"Modernity can be interpreted as an updated Babel Tower project where the universal tongue would have been imposed over the rest of the world," says Ginzburg.
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The taut, luminous screens of the newest Motorolas, Samsungs, and iPhones glinted and seductively purred all of their features: Instagram, Twitter, Spotify, Google Maps, connectivity, modernity.
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The Old Gods lose their place as modernity answers more and more of the questions and prayers of the people, and fills more of their lives.
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In turn, nations selected as first-time Olympic hosts become consumed in the grand project of demonstrating their modernity and progress to visitors, whatever the cost.
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For Adorno, type and its "people-sorting instruments" were not the real problem, they were merely a symptom of a more invasive psychological disease: social modernity.
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Despite its avowed belief in democracy and modernity, secular critics in Turkey have long attacked the Gülen movement as a stalking horse for more thoroughgoing Islamism.
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His movement emphasizes modernity, community, and social action, and he has strong ties to Sufism, a peaceful, esoteric Islamic tradition with a long history in Turkey.
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Considering the geography the sculpture refers to, you might read King Kong as a metaphor for terrorism and the rage against modernity felt by violent jihadists.
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Nutritionist Ann Louise Gittlemen is basically your mom's version of Food Babe—a fearmongering opportunist who uses buzzwords like "organic" to freak people out about modernity.
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So we begin in an all too familiar cul-de-sac of modernity, with men leaving partners, lovers, patrons and fellow artists in their great wake.
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Like many architects of post-World War II modernity, Mellor considered good design his civic imperative; his generation created a visual vernacular for the postwar age.
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As Trump himself has acknowledged, his use of social media is not presidential, but rather "modern day" presidential, apparently conflating modernity with chaos in the process.
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Some of these religious dissenters are seeking a tactical retreat from liberal modernity, a subcultural resilience in the style of Orthodox Jews or Mennonites or Mormons.
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Every country that journeyed from mass illiteracy and poverty to modernity and wealth did so, they note, because of government instruments that are now often scorned.
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This heartbreaking debut novel considers questions of fidelity and commitment; the tensions between tradition and modernity; and the break between society's expectations and a woman's own.
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Image after image, in black and white — he loves the shadows and the feelings they convey — is informed by the collisions of old traditions with modernity.
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They starkly silhouette the role of the artist's model as collaborator, as incisive measures of modernity, mirroring the racial attitudes of both artists and their times.
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Newcomers to Beijing are often startled by the scale and modernity of the city, with its population — of over 20 million — that seems to stretch forever.
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The facade lacks any ornamentation, letting the geometry and large planar surfaces evoke a feeling of modernity and express the separate functions of living and working.
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On his website, the inventor explains that he never cared much for modern art, and he built the artwork to mark modernity in his own way.
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The Middle Ages is the return of the repressed, of the mother that must be rejected in order to choose life — in order to choose modernity.
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But this sometimes uneasy conflation of modernity with bygone days is perhaps suited to a book that sits at the intersection of historical and detective fiction.
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The last One also sold a cult of personality, offered himself as a symbol of modernity, sparked Oprah's interest and had a preoccupation with being cool.
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Cornwall as Crucible: Modernity and Internationalism in Mid-Century Britain continues at the Barber Institute of Fine Arts (University of Birmingham, Birmingham, England) through May 17.
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And sometimes the show uses modernity for simple plot convenience, such as having Diane use her cellphone to enter coordinates that point her to Twin Peaks.
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Hungry for distraction, their caprice is punctuated by parties and glimpses of modernity, manifest in the sight of a passing ocean liner and a motor race.
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The new prime minister, Justin Trudeau, and his wife, Sophie Grégoire Trudeau, seemed to symbolize modernity and cool, and the fashion world fell under their thrall.
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Masks are also a marker of medical modernity, as well as a signal of mutual assurance that allows a society to keep functioning during an epidemic.
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New archaeological data and genomic data have revealed that the Bushmen were extraordinarily isolated from other groups, and in particular from modernity and the agricultural revolution.
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Coal is Mother Earth's liver, while for the dominant society it is one of the key sources of power that makes the engine of modernity run.
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For Mishra, elements in modernity that seem violently opposed, Zionism and Islamism, Hindu nationalism and Theosophical soppiness—not to mention Nazi militarism—share a common wellspring.
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The Islamist Party of Justice and Development leads the government, but the pro-palace Party of Authenticity and Modernity holds most seats for Morocco's northern region.
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Through her main character, a wealthy socialite, Shafak, one of Turkey's most acclaimed authors, explores the many tensions that exist in a society struggling toward modernity.
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In the days of Warby Parker modernity and ordering contacts online with little human interaction, this scene almost looks like it's out of a period movie.
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I feel profoundly satisfied standing atop the words "The progenitors of modernity have yet to be born!" in the middle of a blue-chip art fair.
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But like most reactionary anti-feminists, Roosh believes that feminism and modernity have led to the downfall of Western society and to the oppression of men.
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In fact, according to Benedictow, it fundamentally changed the course of European history, producing a wave of social and cultural changes that pushed Europe toward modernity.
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While we know that this shift in consciousness happened in Japan, Europe, and the US, Contesting Modernity makes it clear that it happened in Venezuela as well.
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If the Umbrella Corporation is read as a symbol of immoral scientific progress, then the Resident Evil series has a healthy heft of paranoia surrounding modernity, too.
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Nuclear materiality, sites and non-sites, modernity, and inheritance are investigated through artists and thinkers like Chim↑Pom, Isao Hashimoto, Susan Schuppli, James Acord and Timothy Morton.
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This new invasion of modernity into the show's fantasy realm will surely amuse as much as it bemuses, and it's already got Twitter's meme brigade creating jokes.
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"We're talking about a group of people who live in a relatively remote part of the world who have contact with modernity but pretty limited," he said.
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Evidently the intellectual and commercial characteristics of modernity on which the Enlightenment placed such hope have not, in the end, made the puzzles of toleration go away.
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Arabs give one of two contradictory answers: "because we have strayed from the path of our righteous forebears" or "because we have failed to embrace Western modernity".
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These artists and their movement were deeply skeptical of modernity and the times they lived in, and their work serves as a kind of soundboard for this.
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And, gloriously if briefly, it hides everything else — the plastic grocery bags and mini-marts and dog poop and salt-grimed Toyotas and sundry disorder of modernity.
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THE Bralima brewery in Kinshasa, the capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), is an island of modernity in a city where chaos is the norm.
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"Reese has been a wonderful support system in teaching me the ways of modernity," she joked during an interview with Entertainment Tonight, alongside Annihilation costar Oscar Isaac.
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The Chinese government boasts that relinquishing the nomadic lifestyle represents "enormous strides towards modernity" and refers to the annual migration of pastoralists' herds as a dangerous "ordeal".
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Outside, where it was a bright, cloudless Sunday, the only signs of modernity were ever-encroaching high-rises and tents emblazoned with the Monster Energy Drink logo.
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Some of these communities had trappings of modernity, such as running water and electricity, while others were subsistence farmers, and had never made contact with modern societies.
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There is no more perfect view over the river at night; nor locale that more neatly marries the capital's millennia of history and its sharp-edged modernity.
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President Macky Sall will run for re-election against four other candidates on Sunday with pledges to bring the country "into modernity" with new infrastructure and technology.
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Maybe that's because it came out around the same time as the C7 Corvette, a car with similar brunt but enough modernity to entice a younger buyer.
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Mishra starts with a set piece on Voltaire and Jean-Jacques Rousseau, who offer us two opposing views of modernity and how to think about its shortcomings.
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Yet it still faces a challenge from the Party of Authenticity and Modernity, which is even more supportive of the king, at parliamentary elections scheduled for October.
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Walter Benjamin, in the first half of the 20th century, transformed him from a street wanderer to an observer of the damaging effects of modernity and capitalism.
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The inn emphasizes its modernity: self check-in, private bathrooms and, instead of serving breakfast on-site, the inn provides breakfast vouchers for partnering Massachusetts Avenue restaurants.
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In America and Europe, the rise of anti-establishment movements is a symptom of a cultural shock against globalized postmodernity, similar to the 1930s' rejection of modernity.
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Ultimately he said, it is modernity — that all-devouring force that is changing societies at breakneck speed — that is killing the Persian carpet, Iran's pride and joy.
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Greenland has one of the world's highest suicide rates, especially among the indigenous Inuit population struggling to balance tensions between a traditional way of life and modernity.
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I think many people don't realize how much the popularity of Obama is not just simply because he's black, but also because he's part of this modernity.
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Marx's universalism found its classic expression in "The Communist Manifesto," which declared that all nations must submit "on pain of extinction" to the forces of bourgeois modernity.
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His latest work, "The Crisis of Global Modernity: Asian Traditions and a Sustainable Future," brings many of these strands together, along with issues such as climate change.
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To some, the arrests portend a quick consolidation of authority under the young, reformist Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who wants to vault the country to modernity.
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Huge colorful gemstones have dominated haute jewelry for a decade or more, and for good reason: Dazzlingly simple and strikingly bright, they embody the spirit of modernity.
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As such, I could not but feel here a pervasive sense of loss (for the planet) as these works are haunted by the failure of utopian modernity.
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Yet the very creation of HSLYDB has made sure that this little quirk of time will be remembered, even when modernity has ironed out all the creases.
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And in their ubiquitous strangeness, there is a question about what modernity should look like, and what we've given up in our landscapes for their electric presence.
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The prose poem in her hands can be a dream catcher, a travelogue, a report, an archive, a series of aphorisms, a contemplation of modernity, often simultaneously.
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By elevating editorial commentary to front-page news, Ruff locates the public's image of modernity within the hands of others, as a construct of the media industry.
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Well, all those statements are accurate as far as they go, and they reflect one aspect of the multiple tragedies that attended the region's lurch toward modernity.
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It lies to the healthy about the likelihood that they will one day suffer, hiding the fact that even in modernity the Book of Ecclesiastes still applies.
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"With images saturated with colours and emotions, @c1star performs the mesmerizing Fancy War Dance that embodies all the modernity of the Native American culture," the caption reads.
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Their modernity — their sheer scale — heralded all the potential of a rebuilding nation, and of a more just ideology that would provide an alternative to Western capitalism.
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"I love this world," he tells her, as Jochen Dehn and Silke Fischer's richly melancholic production design shows rusting vehicles and modernity itself gradually returning to nature.
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Over the following decades, more communities, including the Amana Colonies in Iowa and the Oneida Colony in upstate New York, served as sanctuaries from materialism and modernity.
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The entire back half of the gallery looked like the eruption of a wild, animistic force come to reclaim the land back from its colonization by modernity.
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Merle Haggard, who died on Wednesday, his 79th birthday, wrote some of the greatest songs in American music about drinking, working, prison, love, morality, memory and modernity.
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According to Cheng Taining, an architect at the Chinese Academy of Engineering, many officials see foreign designs as shortcuts to achieving a look of modernity and worldliness.
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Though our particular trees are safe, I am haunted by deeper, more ominous thoughts about how this great survivor now seems threatened by the depredations of modernity.
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Their experience of modernity offers insight into many aspects of our lives, and clues as to how we might address some big sustainability questions for the future.
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Moma laid the groundwork for this dilemma nine decades ago, when the founders envisaged an encyclopedic approach to products of modernity, eliding bohemian studios with commercial industries.
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Musical modernity, of course, begins with "Elektra," the lacerating and dazzlingly orchestrated marvel from 1909 that came from the minds of Richard Strauss and Hugo von Hofmannsthal.
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But he doesn't merely stumble on them; he captures images of a fading New York through a technique of omission, excluding marks of modernity from his frame.
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Mishra argues that broad swaths of the globe are reliving the traumas and violent dislocations that accompanied Europe's transition to modernity in the 18th and 19th centuries.
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The proposal comes as countries across Europe are grappling with how to balance the rigors of modernity and work with the desire for better quality of life.
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Their only chance for survival is if Diane can undo what modernity has done to them in turning their rightful maenad madness into mere home-improvement mania.
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Akunnittinni, though, moves past the belabored topics of market making and the in/authentic modernity of Cape Dorset printmaking to pursue matrilineal discourses internal to the community.
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Douthat's characterization of the church as an unchanging, unified body, thrust into chaos by modernity, and the pope as a distinct threat to that unity, is overstated.
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The public adores its TGV—Train à Grande Vitesse—as a symbol of modernity, and because many families dreamily associate the double-decker trains with long summer holidays.
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It was an exciting place to be: with the reforms of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, the new republic was throwing off the dust of the caliphate and embracing modernity.
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If we thought the kind of unabashed and open prejudice that marked earlier generations had been killed off by modernity, the alt-right was here to prove otherwise.
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A Latinx-focused adaptation of Henrik Ibsen's An Enemy of the People dramatizes the tension between the harsh realities of modernity and traditional knowledge and ways of life.
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"I think the film presented notions of African regality, dignity, modernity and respect for culture and tradition that many people felt proud to see represented onscreen," she said.
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The PJD, and its junior ally the Socialism and Progress Party (PPS), have accused the establishment of favoring Authenticity and Modernity Party, or PAM, the PJD's main rival.
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Early film artists were acutely aware of motion pictures as a machine-based art particularly qualified to embody the feel of modernity and the pace of urban life.
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In effect, the Hammers' move meant it could sell off its old stadium and make the transition to modernity without spending hundreds of millions of dollars to upgrade.
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It's an old, problematic, and thin framing that misses that feminists have real, live, important debates that aren't about old folks and young folks, about tradition versus modernity.
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Each generation of its readers finds new allegories for the anxieties and ambitions of what they take for modernity; the monster each sees is a reflection of themselves.
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The simple modernity of the picture—and its subject's reluctance to pose—seems like a refusal to bow to what a viewer might want from an "Indian" picture.
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Afghanistan, at the time, was facing a wave of freedom—a golden era of modernity and democratic reform—women attended universities (often in miniskirts) and worked for Parliament.
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Audio-Technica does embrace the modernity of our age by including a voice assistant trigger on its headphones, activating either Siri on iOS or Google Assistant on Android.
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Although it has Cadillac lines and the new wreath-less logo on the grille, a lot of it throws out the age-old Cadillac-isms and embraces modernity.
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He made his name with a book on cultural despair, published in 1961, which traced the Nazis' roots to a 19th-century German revulsion against modernity and liberalism.
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Though he looks at the bleak record of commercial modernity in propagating itself across the world and marks its self-defeating expansion, he holds out no defined alternative.
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After spending six years absorbing modernity in Paris, the young artist landed in New York in 1914, his crossing on the Lusitania financed by Helena Rubinstein, a client.
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The assumption underlying the neoliberal worldview is a sociological one, namely that we live under conditions of modernity, where the fabric of human existence is constantly being remade.
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It says that early seventeenth-century Europe hung at a crux, with religion pulling it backward into medieval ignorance and science straining to push time forward into modernity.
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By chronicling nothing more or less than the public and private identities of its people, El Madani told an extraordinary story about the making of modernity in Lebanon.
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In his view, plants model the cosmic embeddedness necessary for human happiness and thus offer children a living example of resistance to the uprooting forces that constitute modernity.
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But in a spate of recent films, the villain has taken the form of India's own inner demons as the country negotiates an anguished transition to global modernity.
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In every area of life, from sporting events to television channels, retail to restaurants, and even think tanks, magazines and publishing houses, modernity arrives in India ready-made.
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The aura of fraught "mystery," the classical ambience, and the traces of an enchanted, archaic world enduring in modernity call to mind de Chirico's roughly contemporaneous metaphysical paintings.
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Here, modernity is rejected despite our living in a society that is more diverse and globally connected than it has been at any other time in our history.
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Today, they live in 22018 communities spread across some 40 countries, according to Jonah Blank, author of Mullahs on the Mainframe: Islam and Modernity Among the Daudi Bohras.
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Kim agreed to get rid of nuclear weapons not out of the goodness of his heart or an inspiration for his people to explore the fruits of modernity.
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In order to achieve higher production numbers, the government regularly moved communities of farmers from rural areas—that were still pretty untouched by modernity—to Romania's capital Bucharest.
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He's a cosmopolitan capitalist, and although he is surrounded by aristocrats and monarchists, he understands that true power, here at the beginning of modernity, lies with the banks.
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CONTESTING MODERNITY: THE INFORMALIST MOVEMENT IN VENEZUELA 1955-1975 Examining the Venezuelan counterpart to Abstract Expressionism in a show organized with Colección Banco Mercantil, Caracas. Oct. 28-Jan.
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It rejects modernity as a whole and sees the cultural changes of recent decades as an attempt to destroy the national cultures of Central and Eastern European societies.
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It's where people thrust their hatred of modernity — of globalism and multiculturalism and technocratic expertise, but also of the democracy that fostered those systems in the first place.
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To me, this suggests an optimism about our power to resist the dehumanizing forces of modernity — or an invaluable insight that nothing's ever as flat as it looks.
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Even though the show's chronological organization illuminates Cézanne's formal developments, it is difficult to discern in the initial portraits the ferment of modernity that Cézanne is known for.
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Though an urbanized country with a stable developed economy, it has a pace and an outlook of life that seem at odds with the extractive demands of modernity.
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"We need to make the great leap to get to the modernity that Peru yearns for and a just country for everybody," Kuczynski said in his inaugural address.
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Ghadirian combined imagery from the Qajar dynasty at the turn of the 20th century with contemporary props to communicate tension between modernity and traditionalism in post-revolutionary Iran.
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The Hunt Tired of pouring money into rent, they traded the charmless modernity of a Brooklyn high-rise for the allure of a prewar co-op in Queens.
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Immigrants, for whom such experiences often overlap in intimate ways, can tell some of the most compelling stories about the human condition and the dislocating shocks of modernity.
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For Benjamin, Spielraum referred to such varied activities as aimless peregrination, window shopping, street fairs, and amusement parks, all of which contributed to the quintessential experience of modernity.
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His lecture is theory-laden, but the questions he asks — about blackness, modernity, sexuality, freedom — are provocative, and his skeptical, sarcastic delivery gathers the urgency of a sermon.
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His was a household name, not least because his name was in every household—plastered on the appliances, devices, and products that defined modernity for so many families.
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Another artist, Miguel Angel Ríos, who was born in Argentina, attains a pitch even more dire, but less aloof, in his video "The Ghost of Modernity (Lixiviados)" (2012).
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Some of the threats to Palestinian cuisine also apply to other indigenous populations around the world: Modernity is championed over traditions dismissed as "primitive"; hybridized seeds displace heirlooms.
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That same impulse is what drives a much more radical rebellion against modernity Gabriel and his 22016-year-old wife, Sarah, have been waging for the last decade.
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From the start, with its debut album, "Funeral," in 2004, Arcade Fire has pondered matters of life and death, community and solitude, memory and modernity, justice and spirituality.
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TED talks are a licensed subject for satire, but in Mokyr's view TED talks are, in effect, what separate modernity from antiquity and the West from the East.
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"At heart a dotty look at oldsters struggling to adapt to an unwelcoming modernity, 'Shadows' has the bones of an anarchic sitcom," Jeannette Catsoulis wrote in The Times.
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It is the story of two young adults who fall in love during simpler times in an unnamed, picturesque city that is home to both tradition and modernity.
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One that uses a name embedded in French patrimony but wrested into the 21st century by the designer Nicolas Ghesquière to communicate a mix of history and modernity.
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In just over a decade, it had become a byword for modernity in design, a symbol of a progressive age across the world, from New York to Calcutta.
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During the 20-year period covered by Contesting Modernity, a significant number of Venezuelan artists became associated with "Informalism," which focused attention on improvisational methods and art's material nature.
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Contesting Modernity: Informalism in Venezuela 1955–1975, curated by Mari Carmen Ramírez and Tahía Rivero continues at the Museum of Fine Arts (1001 Bissonnet, Houston, Texas) through January 21.
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It's on a lot which formerly housed a beautiful garden from the 20s that was razed in order to construct an, in his words, "IKEA box" of clinical modernity.
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Interviews with the likes of Ava DuVernay, John Chu, Evan Rachel Wood, and Peter Farrelly drive home the modernity of this nearly hundred-year-old piece of film history.
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The Western edifice of science and knowledge bolstered and fed off the upward spiral of prosperity, enabling our civilisation to fund healthcare, education, infrastructure and other trappings of modernity.
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This blend of history and modernity is emblematic of the outdoor-advertising business itself, which, despite being one of the world's oldest forms of marketing is embracing digital technologies.
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Her nods to classicism and modernity add an interesting element of play with the history of painting and what it means —what it can be — in the digital age.
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In fact, he argues, this view of human nature is an invention of modernity, handed down to us by influential Enlightenment philosophers like Adam Smith, Machiavelli, and Thomas Hobbes.
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"Royal families across the world have to engage in a very delicate balancing act between tradition and modernity," said Boston University associate professor Arianne Chernock, who researches European monarchies.
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The traditional art of Chinese calligraphy is getting a breath of digital modernity, thanks to a new VR installation by the Taiwan National Palace Museum, and technology show Computex.
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Could it go without saying that privileging subjectivity—and the rendering of interior psychic space—is one of the primary functions of literature, and a defining feature of modernity?
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Most are from the Wolfsonian's collections, and assembled together under this theme of danger in industrial modernity they show the vivid aesthetics that were impacting all areas of art.
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The multitude of themes on the album—selfhood, identity, modernity and the modern world—all addressed in Alsarah's native dialect of Northern Sudanese Arabic, are not easily summed up.
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The finished product is considered the finest piece of musical theatre ever written, a sweeping artistic expression of a period in which the world was swiftly moving towards modernity.
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The Democrats, by contrast, represent the managerial world spawned by modernity, including the big universities and government bureaucracies as well as "techno frontiersmen" like Mark Zuckerberg and Bill Gates.
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For most of its history, the Diyanet has accommodated the politics of the secular establishment, embracing a version of Islam at ease with modernity, and keeping fundamentalism at bay.
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" Scathing reply In a blistering response this week, Adler called the email's views "uninformed and sexist rantings," and said they are an "embarrassment to modernity, decency, and common sense.
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In fact, in Otaku: Japan's Database Animals, Hiroki Azuma makes the case that one of the defining characteristics of modern day otaku culture is its propensity towards post-modernity.
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Starting from the premise of "Islam in danger," these creeds encourage hatred of Hindus, Christians, Jews, other Islamic sects and liberal secular Muslims, and a general loathing of modernity.
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" From there, "former rivalries are reignited, alliances are tested, and old wounds are reopened, as all are left to navigate the inevitable changes that modernity and time have wrought.
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His Neo-Impressionist paintings are oft inspired Degas and Manet, specifically the latter's "notion of modernity with constant instability," as the artist describes the Le Déjeuner sur l'herbe painter.
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She believed that black culture could rescue American society by replenishing the spiritual values that had been evaporated by modernity, but that pumped, still, through the Negro's unspoiled heart.
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Their man, Roy Moore, an accused pedophile with an unrepentant disdain for modernity and a soft spot for slavery, lost to Doug Jones, a former federal prosecutor and Democrat.
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Evangelicals were both fully part of American modernity (often educated suburbanites, rather than the backwoods yokels of caricature) and also living lives in tension with pluralistic and permissive values.
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" He added: "In various episodes Gomer connected with the movie and TV industries, the music business, the surf scene, the Beverly Hills rich — all the easy symbols of modernity.
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Even the mud looks like preindustrial, frontier mud, and the motley, multicultural assortment of traders, trappers and prospectors who find themselves spattered by it seem equally untouched by modernity.
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Finally, with Ford's support, the show, "Posing Modernity: The Black Model From Manet and Matisse to Today," is coming to the Wallach Art Gallery at Columbia University in October.
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Local tour guides also take time to point out how modernity is creeping in, seeing how, for example, plastic water bottles have been collected and used as building materials.
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Because of the sheer accumulated weight of its past, and the velocity of its rush into the future, Japan offers these contradictions and anxieties of modernity in particular abundance.
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When I conducted it three years ago at the Mikhailovsky Theater in St. Petersburg, I was overwhelmed by the score's modernity and decided I had to do it again.
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Less an antithesis to Modernism than an alternative to it, such projects embraced 20th-century idioms while refusing to accept industrial mass production as the fundamental fact of modernity.
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Through her two narrators, Yejide (the wife) and Akin (the husband), Adebayo explores the tensions between the personal and political, between tradition and modernity, and community and individual identity.
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The world moves into modernity but Lewis and Benjamin largely remain behind, sometimes scrabbling forward to catch it, but mostly just clinging to its tail, being dragged reluctantly forward.
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And rather than smother Shelley with soft cushions of antiquarian cultural prestige, the director, Haifaa al-Mansour, and the screenwriter, Emma Jensen, sharpen the sense of their subject's modernity.
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A choice between two starkly different visions of Europe, between two opposite outlooks on the world: an open world versus a world of borders and barriers, modernity versus conservatism.
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Evola's early artistic endeavors gave way to his love of the German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche, and he developed a worldview with an overriding animosity toward the decadence of modernity.
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But Ad Astra gets bigger and more significant when you think about it as a movie about God, or rather about the way we feel about God in modernity.
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He meant that the idea or sense of the transcendent God, in Western modernity, had "died," and the ability to appeal to God as moral authority along with him.
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Yet already looming as a backdrop for the investigation was a conflict that routinely plays out in efforts to preserve France's vast catalog of historic monuments: tradition against modernity.
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I just finished reading a great book called The Age of Anger by Pankaj Mishra, which is all about a two- or three-century history of modernity, economic modernity and consumer capitalism, and one of its byproducts being the widespread sense among those who aren't among the small fraction of people who profit from it that they've been cheated in some way, that they've been left behind or defrauded or lied to.
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If, through this exhibition, Gustave Moreau is being figuratively awarded a lifetime achievement award for his role as Spiritual Forebear of Modernity, it's a safe bet he'd skip this ceremony.
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Through the lives of these women, I could explore China's growing gap between men and women, urban and rural — as well as the tug of war between modernity and tradition.
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The sport draws heavily on ancient Japanese and Chinese martial arts, but tradition is yielding to modernity as taekwondo adopts sophisticated gear and new rules to secure its Olympic future.
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"While the quiet craft central to Bottega Veneta's identity is still present, fall 2019 brings a sharp injection of modernity to traditional technique, turning up the volume," show notes read.
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These were to "unmask" Christian morality; to offer a "critique of modernity"; to show that "the old truth is coming to an end" and find ways of affirming life nonetheless.
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The result is a fresh look at what life is like for the indigenous people in Alaska, a people who dwell in modernity but are proud of their ancestry. —A.
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It wasn't a coordinated thing, and it wasn't some hipster rejection of modernity — we all just felt the same need for a reliable way to keep time and nothing more.
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