An introduction to the concept of modernism and the principal features of it that are usually included in a definition.

It’s a wonderful book, with a bit of a new approach to evolution, taking down Naturalism, as the very roots of evolution.

A unique manifestation of Modernism in Britain was a pioneering science fiction film called Things to Come (1936). The film was the brainchild of H.G. Wells, one of the most important figures in the history of science fiction. Wells was renowned for stunningly accurate predictions about the future in novels like The Time Machine (1895) and The War of the Worlds (1898).

Who was he? What did he do? All about Henri Matisse.

From medieval times to the Modernist era bridged by
renainsance era and the era of Enlightenment, so some opinions
states. The second era was relatively brief, is the reactions
directly to the Middle Ages. Age transition continued to seek
shape until finally gives birth to Modernism.

A short discussion of an essential idea in post-modernism.

As understood through changes that distinguished a new way of thinking from that of the modern period.

An introduction to the rise and fall of the set of beliefs that have come to be known as postmodernism.

In the 1960s, the city of Newcastle upon Tyne underwent a controversial and destructive redevelopment. Huge areas of the Georgian and Victorian city were demolished in favour of Modernist structures. The man behind it was Thomas Daniel Smith, known as T. Dan Smith, the leader of Newcastle City Council. At the time he was hailed as a visionary and was popularly known as ‘Mr Newcastle’.

An exploration of themes within The Matrix.