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Essay on modernism including cubism and expressionism

Title: Essay on modernism including cubism and expressionism
Category: Society & Culture / Education
Details: Words: 4735 | Pages: 20.1 (approximately 235 words/page)


Essay on modernism including cubism and expressionism

A working definition of Modernism was the rejection of Victorian ways. Victorian culture emphasized nationalism and cultural absolutism. Victorians placed humans over and outside of nature. They believed in a single way of looking at the world, and in absolute and clear-cut dichotomies between right and wrong, good and bad, and hero and villain. Further, they saw the world as being governed by God's will, and that each person and thing in this world had …showed first 75 words of 4735 total

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showed last 75 words of 4735 total…looking at the world, and blurred the Victorian dichotomies by presenting antiheroes, uncategorisable persons, and anti-art movements like Dada. Further, they challenged the idea that God played an active role in the world, which led them to challenge the Victorian assumption that there was meaning and purpose behind world events. Instead, Modernists argued that no thing or person was born for a specific use; instead, they found or made their own meaning in the world.

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