KÜRESELLEŞME VE KÜRESEL TEOLOJİ ARAYIŞLARI by Şamil Öcal

“…The source of globalization may be traced back to 16th Century that indicates itself to the beginning of the modernism. Accordingly we can took the globalization as the peak of modernism or mature phase of modernism. …”
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Thomas Hardy : une écriture paradoxale entre génération et dégradation entropique by Annie Escuret

“…The term « modernism » surfaced in Tess of the D’Urbervilles (1891) when the narrator complains about the creeping industrial « ache of modernism ». …”
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A metamodern model for managing stakeholder relationships in non-profit organisations by Irma Meyer, Rachel Barker

“…The findings suggest that a metamodern perspective requires constant negotiation between modernism and postmodernism. We also highlight the need for formal training in stakeholder relationship management. …”
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ECOLOGICAL DOMINANT IN POSTMODEMIST CULTURE by Česlovas Kalenda

“… Modernism is characterised by theory and practise of a man's technocratic domination over nature based on the principles of scientific rationalism and utilitarianism. …”
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A Western – Chinese Conjoint Attempt to Surmount the Chinese Wall by Jüri Talvet

“…Consumerist Economics and Chinese Literary Modernism. Palgrave MacMillan, Springer Nature Switzerland AG, 2022. …”
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Bloomsbury Art Theory: An Assessment by Anne-Pascale Bruneau

“…It outlines the parts played by Roger Fry and Clive Bell as mediators of visual modernism and as promoters of an involvement with that practice among British artists. …”
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‘The Dung-heap and the Flower’: Gissing’s Nether World by Nigel Messenger

“…Using the concept of ‘abjection’ as theorised by Julia Kristeva in Powers of Horror, the paper goes on to discuss some of the language, social settings and characters of The Nether World, and concludes by suggesting that Gissing’s novel anticipates some aspects of twentieth-century Modernism.…”
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The Feeling of Thought: T.S. Eliot’s Programmatic Poetry. by Amélie Ducroux

“…Eliot’s essays and lectures and their occasional lack of nuance largely account for the poet’s reputation as a figure of authority and as an advocate of a traditional, conservative brand of modernism. But Eliot has never ceased underlining the capacity of poetry to deliver its own poetics, on a mode which allows a sensory approach to thought and meaning and prevents closure. …”
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Courbet, Catlin, and the Exploitation of Native Americans by Jane M. Roos

“…It also connects reactions to Catlin’s museum with the burgeoning of modernism in mid-nineteenth-century France and with the transformation in Courbet’s painting during the years marked by The Painter’s Studio.…”
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"Snowed Up" : le topos montagnard dans Women in Love de D. H. Lawrence by Philippe Birgy

“…From then on, it could not be separated from the complex of perceptive, affective and intellectual prescriptions dictating the modalities of its textualization. Understandably, Modernism was at pains to accommodate this topos in its literary programme. …”
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Stoppard’s chaomedic wit by Élisabeth Angel-Perez

“…With Arcadia Stoppard suggests that post-modernism, fragmentation and chaos are reclaimed if not by order, at least by determinism. …”
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« I am content with tentativeness from day to day » : Thomas Hardy et le parti pris poétique du tâtonnement by Laurence Estanove

“…This constitutes a very personal form of literary impressionism which bears testimony to the modernity of Hardy’s writing, though outside the realm of modernism per se.…”
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The Creation of Myth: Starting the First "Great Debate" in International Relations Theory by T. A. Alekseeva

“…In reality everything was much more complicated, and the theoretical richness much wider than many times repeated antinomic pairs - realism vs. idealism, traditionalism vs. modernism, rationalism vs. reflectivism The author regards the discussions between different trends of the political thought in the interwar period, which were later called the First "Great Debates", which, according to the author's view were pre-paradigmal.…”
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(Women Writing) The Modernist Line by Cristanne Miller

“…In the hands of these women, the modernist line had appeared in almost every radical configuration of high modernism by the end of 1917. This paper explores the particular innovations of these women in relation to the structures of the modernist poetic line.…”
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« The Church-Builder » et « The Chapel-Organist » : l'écriture poétique de Thomas Hardy du monologue dramatique au « théâtre de la voix » by Laurence Estanove

“…Through a series of embedded effects, Hardy's dramatic monologues thus become « theatres of the voice » (Henri Meschonnic), showing that Hardy's poetry truly signals the transition from Victorian literature to Modernism.…”
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Infrastructural Critique. The Upside-Down of the Bottom-Up: A Case Study on the IBA Berlin 84/87 by Eva Maria Hierzer, Philipp Markus Schörkhuber

“…Participation in planning is a logical consequence of the democratisation of society due to the social and cultural changes related to modernism. Anarchistic participation, as in Autogestion, within a development process, is a critical utopian alternative draft to existing power structures. …”
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La Défense / Zone B (1953-91): Light and Shadows of the French Welfare State by Pierre Chabard

“…Planned as early as 1958 by the Etablissement Public d’Aménagement de La Défense (EPAD, the first such agency in France), the business district of La Défense is a typical urban result of the French version of the welfare state: centralism, modernism, alliance between public and private elites. …”
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