The Humanistic Tradition : Modernism, Postmodernism, and the Global Perspective Book 6 Seventh Edition
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xx Cover......Page 1 Book 6 The Humanistic Tradition......Page 2 Series Contents......Page 6 Book 6 Contents......Page 7 Letter from the Author......Page 10 Preface......Page 11 BEFORE WE BEGIN......Page 13 32 The Modernist Assault (ca. 1900–1950)......Page 14 The New Physics......Page 15 READING 32.1 From Pound’s Personae......Page 16 READING 32.2 Eliot’s “The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock”......Page 17 Picasso......Page 19 MAKING CONNECTIONS......Page 20 The Birth of Cubism......Page 21 Assemblage......Page 22 Futurism......Page 23 The Birth of Motion Pictures......Page 24 Matisse and Fauvism......Page 25 Brancusi and Abstraction......Page 26 Nonobjective Art......Page 27 Kandinsky......Page 28 Mondrian......Page 29 Russian Constructivism......Page 30 The Architecture of Wright......Page 31 Le Corbusier......Page 33 Early Twentieth-Century Music......Page 34 Stravinsky......Page 35 Stravinsky, The Rite of Spring, “Sacrificial Dance,” 1913, excerpt......Page 36 LOOKING BACK......Page 37 Glossary......Page 38 33 The Freudian Revolution (ca. 1900–1950)......Page 39 From Freud’s The Interpretation of Dreams......Page 40 READING 33.1 From Freud’s Civilization and Its Discontents......Page 41 EXPLORING ISSUES Freud versus the Critics......Page 43 READING 33.2 From Proust’s Swann’s Way......Page 44 The Nightmare Reality of Kafka......Page 45 READING 33.3 From Kafka’s “The Metamorphosis”......Page 46 Joyce and Stream-of-Consciousness Prose......Page 47 The New Psychology and the Visual Arts......Page 48 Expressionism......Page 49 Metaphysical Art and Fantasy......Page 50 The Dada Movement......Page 51 Surrealism and Abstract Surrealists: Picasso, Miró, and Klee......Page 52 Visionary Surrealists: Magritte and Dalí......Page 54 Music Listening Selections......Page 55 The Women of Surrealism......Page 56 Strauss and Bartók......Page 57 Berg......Page 58 Glossary......Page 59 34 Total War, Totalitarianism, and the Arts (ca. 1900–1950)......Page 60 World War I......Page 61 34.1 World War I, 1914–1918......Page 62 READING 34.2 From Eliot’s The Waste Land......Page 63 READING 34.4 From Remarque’s All Quiet on the Western Front......Page 64 Grosz......Page 66 Lenin on a Revolutionary Elite and Electrification......Page 67 Mexico’s Mural Renaissance......Page 70 LOOKING INTO Thomas Hart Benton’s City Activities......Page 71 Photography......Page 72 World War II......Page 73 From Hersey’s Hiroshima......Page 74 Responses to Totalitarianism......Page 75 Photojournalism......Page 76 MAKING CONNECTIONS......Page 77 Britten......Page 78 Eisenstein......Page 79 Film in America......Page 80 Copland, Appalachian Spring, 1944, excerpt......Page 81 LOOKING BACK......Page 82 Glossary......Page 83 35 The Quest for Meaning (ca. 1940–1960)......Page 84 The Philosophy of Sartre......Page 85 READING 35.1 From Sartre’s “Existentialism”......Page 86 EXPLORING ISSUES Communism versus Capitalism......Page 87 Utopias and Dystopias......Page 88 From Camus’ The Myth of Sisyphus......Page 89 READING 35.2 From Beckett’s Waiting for Godot......Page 90 READING 35.4 Tagore’s “The Man Had No Useful Work”......Page 91 Abstract Expressionism......Page 92 Pollock......Page 94 Color-Field Painting......Page 95 Hopper’s America......Page 96 Smith......Page 97 Calder......Page 98 Mies van der Rohe......Page 99 Wright at Mid-Century......Page 100 Cage, Sonata V, 1948, excerpt......Page 102 Cunningham......Page 103 Glossary......Page 104 36 Liberation and Equality (ca. 1930–present)......Page 105 Liberation and Literature in the Islamic World......Page 106 READING 36.2 Neruda’s “United Fruit Co.”......Page 107 The Harlem Renaissance......Page 108 READING 36.4 The Poems of Brooks......Page 109 READING 36.5 From Wright’s The Ethics of Living Jim Crow......Page 110 READING 36.6 From King’s Letter from Birmingham Jail......Page 112 READING 36.7 From Malcolm X’s “Message to the Grass Roots”......Page 114 Baldwin and Ellison......Page 115 READING 36.8 From Ellison’s Invisible Man......Page 116 READING 36.9 Walker’s “Elethia”......Page 117 Saar and Colescott......Page 118 African-Americans and Film......Page 119 Handy, “St. Louis Blues,” 1914......Page 121 Hardin/Armstrong, “Hotter Than That,” 1927......Page 122 Parker/Gillespie, “Koko,” 1945......Page 123 The Quest for Gender Equality......Page 124 READING 36.10 From Woolf’s “A Room of One’s Own”......Page 125 READING 36.11 From de Beauvoir’s The Second Sex......Page 126 Plath and Sexton......Page 127 READING 36.12 Feminist Poems......Page 128 Chicago......Page 129 Sherman and Kruger......Page 130 LOOKING INTO Chicago’s Dinner Party......Page 131 Gender Identity......Page 132 Gender Identity and the Arts......Page 133 EXPLORING ISSUES Issue-Driven Art......Page 134 Glossary......Page 135 37 The Information Age (ca. 1960–present)......Page 136 The Information Explosion......Page 137 EXPLORING ISSUES The Perils of the Information Age......Page 138 The Human Genome......Page 139 Postmodernism......Page 140 READING 37.1 Oates’ “Ace”......Page 141 READING 37.3 Ashbery’s “Paradoxes and Oxymorons”......Page 143 Science Fiction......Page 144 Science-Fiction Film......Page 145 Pop Art......Page 146 Assemblage......Page 147 Art Film......Page 148 Geometric Abstraction......Page 149 Minimalism......Page 150 New Realism......Page 151 Total Art......Page 153 Video Art......Page 154 Architecture in the Information Age......Page 156 Music in the Information Age......Page 157 MAKING CONNECTIONS......Page 158 Babbitt, Ensembles for Synthesizer, 1951, excerpt......Page 159 Glass, Einstein on the Beach, “Knee Play 1,” 1976......Page 160 LOOKING BACK......Page 161 Glossary......Page 162 38 Globalism: The Contemporary World (ca. 1970–present)......Page 163 On African Unity from Kwame Nkrumah’s I Speak of Freedom......Page 164 READING 38.1 Achebe’s “Dead Men’s Path”......Page 165 The Arts and Terrorism......Page 166 MAKING CONNECTIONS......Page 167 READING 38.2 Szymborska’s “The Terrorist, He Watches”......Page 168 China: Global Ascendance......Page 169 READING 38.4 From Wilson’s The Diversity of Life......Page 171 Green Architecture......Page 172 From Hong Kingston’s The Woman Warrior......Page 173 READING 38.5 Cisneros’ “No Speak English” from The House on Mango Street......Page 174 Ethnic Conflict......Page 175 Art and Activism......Page 176 Film and Activism......Page 177 Immersive Environments......Page 178 The Digital Arts......Page 179 Digital Projects......Page 180 MAKING CONNECTIONS......Page 181 Digital Film......Page 182 Kalhor, Gallop of a Thousand Horses, The Silk Road Project, 2005......Page 183 Cybersounds......Page 184 LOOKING BACK......Page 185 Glossary......Page 186 Picture Credits......Page 187 Literary Credits......Page 188 Index......Page 189
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