Modernism

• Modernism is a movement that started after 1910 and flourished in the 1920s and 1930s.
• It involved all forms of art, from literature and music to the visual arts and cinema.
• It started as an avant-garde movement of an intellectual minority.
• It achieved mainstream acceptance and had a huge influence on culture and popular entertainment over the course of the 20th century.
• World War I caused a sense of instability and traditional values to fade.
• Modernism rejected traditional forms of narration and representation.
• It favored experimentation with form and style.
• Modernist work is typically fragmentary and relative, favoring subjective perceptions of reality.
• The idea that there is only one truth or explanation of events is often rejected.
• Modernism includes a wide variety of approaches and attitudes to the representation of the modern world and humanity's place in it.

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