Postmodernism in music represented more than youthful values of the 1960s, but rather the intellectual idea that there is no need for perfect orchestration in music, or that every composition needs to fill a certain length of time or particular genre. (Dorsten, 1) Certainly the fundamentals of music never changed, but the intent of the musician had, and therefore postmodern music launched a plethora of creative ideas and individuals into the music world
The modernist image was partly formed due to the technological advances of the time, those being microwaves, radio waves, greater manipulation of iron, greater trade, the creation of the Interstate highway system, as well as the discovery and subsequent controlling of nuclear technology, both as a weapon and as a source of energy. (Evans, 1) These ideas all melded into a vision for the world as an optimistic place, which can be 'corrected' if scientific measures are adapted, and the hierarchy of society remains intact
Postmodernism reached into the core beliefs of home ownership, individuality, and the concept of the automobile as the ultimate expression of freedom, which came to define the baby boomer generation as a whole. (Hurd, 1) This period changed the way cities looked, as suburban cities grew tremendously, and urban centers were vacated and left to rot
Instead, sculpture became emblematic of feeling, of design, of industrial capability, and represented the streamlined thought process of the postmodern mind, without sacrificing the creativity inherent in any postmodern piece. (Rybczynski, 1) Every city in the world has several postmodern buildings to point to, from the largest metropolises to the smallest suburbs, reflecting on just how widespread the ideas of postmodernism were
In the modern age, consumerism is far more important than the individuality and self-expression of postmodernism. (Winkler, 1) In conclusion, postmodernism was a period of struggle and expression, a total rejection of the past and an honest attempt at reshaping the future, whether in the realm of Architecture, Art, Literature or Philosophy
Positive regard is when there is a clear desire to move towards specific feelings to include: love, affection, attention and nurturing. (Engler, 2008, pp
In situations, where someone does not recall a dream, this is an indication that the superego is in control during times of rest. (Freud, 2007, pp
Together, these elements will offer specific insights as to what philosophy is the most effective in a clinical setting. (Greene, 2009, pp
During the process of working with patients, is when these ideas will assist mental health professionals in understanding those factors that are influencing these views. (Rider, 2012, pp
This is when therapists can begin to understand the emotions surrounding what factors are influencing specific actions taken by patients. (Weiten, 2011, pp
Whether a nation is powerful or not so strong, it is in the game depending on guidelines of the competition, speed, and survival of the fittest. The stage has become even, via globalization of concepts of free market economic system (Aronica & Ramdoo, 2006)
Colonial powers strived to form the international business and used military competition with one another to be able to conquer territories from which they could draw out prosperity and extreme earnings. In comparison, the flat world of nowadays is represented to be the one in which the predator and prey switch the positions since, being motivated by the same financial concepts, are believed to have the same possibilities for success (Sieff, 2012)
White Light (1954) is the perfect illustration of Pollock's methodology and plays an important role in the evolution of modern art. Pollock's White Light also gives the illusion of contour and form, such as Kandinsky would effect in his paintings, which Paul Johnson would describe as "fashion art," except that it was more than merely "fashion art"; according to Johnson, Kandinsky's work was "fine art," because it was made with care and precision -- every line, every shape painted with deliberation (Johnson 666) to express a cohesive and unified "spiritual" vision
Typically, we see the movement of globalization moving into the developing world as it struggles to become part of the developed world. (Croucher 2004, 10)
African-American civil rights advocates decided to challenge the discriminatory policies by demonstrating their loyalty to the United States in the war abroad and combating racism at home. In addition to fighting the Nazis abroad in a larger war, they had to conduct a sort of "a war within a war" at home (Black and Thompson)
On one side were its historic practices of discrimination, often exercised toward Mexicans, Asians, and Indians as well as blacks. On the other wide would be wartime ideology and labor shortages, which, coupled with extensive migration of African-Americans, would challenge those practices and put blacks in the forefront of racial issues in the West (De Graaf 24)
Government rather that fight on its behalf. Radio Berlin cynically asked, "How could the Americans Indians think of bearing arms for its exploiters?" (Holm 69)
. The FEPC influenced the course of civil rights reform as it became a postwar model for city, state, and, federal efforts against employment discrimination" (Kersten 14)
"You are now the husband of a career woman," one woman wrote. "Opened my little checking account too and it's a grand and glorious feeling to write a check all your own and not have to ask for one" (Litoff and Smith 23)
It made them far more serious about the bare realities of life: life, death, values. It robbed them, in a sense, of some childhood" (Strong and Wood)