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Research Topics on: utopianism

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Encyclopedia Articles on: utopianism

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  • Contemporary Art
    Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
    Collections: Religious Studies, Education, Psychology, History, Literature, Philosophy, Entire Library

    ...approaches to art represented a wholesale rejection of the tenets of modernism e.g., its optical formalism, high seriousness, utopianism, social detachment, invocation of the subconscious, and elitism and marked the beginning of a new era in art. In their...
     
  • English Literature
    Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
    Collections: Religious Studies, Education, Psychology, History, Literature, Philosophy, Entire Library

    ...form the great urban working class, lived ever more wretchedly. The social changes were so swift and brutal that Godwinian utopianism rapidly gave way to attempts either to justify the new economic and urban conditions, or to change them. The intellectuals...