High modernism - is eagerness, desire to
restore order in nature and society, which bases on faith in the scientific and
technological revolution. High modernism is the confidence in the prospects of
applying technical and scientific progress in every field of human activity.
Capitalism - The economic system that dominates
the modern world, based on three basic principles:
·
Production for the purpose of selling and making a profit
·
Wage labour
·
Private ownership of the means of production
Superabundance - excessive
amount of anything.
Disconnected - Feeling of isolation from the
world around.
POP - understandable by the masses popular
culture, based on avant-garde views and negative attitudes towards classical
culture and world cultural heritage.
Fragmentary – part of something more(big).
Superficiality –primitive, shallow, outward,
in a hurry.
Eclectic nostalgia - eminiscence about internally
unrelated and possibly incompatible ideas, concepts, styles.
Simulacra - a copy of something that does not
exist in reality.
Schizoid – ”abnormal”.
Depthless - limiting himself to irrelevant,
insignificant ideas, thoughts, options.
Fabulation - fictional world hat
represents itself as a real one.
Flippant - does not think about the
consequences of his behavior as a whole or individual actions.
Pastiche - deliberately
deformed copy, imitation, accentuating certain features of the original.
Bricolage - The process of
converting the value of objects or symbols through new use or non-standard
rework of unrelated things.
Aleatory - depending on the
confluence of circumstances.
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