WAS BEDEUTET HYPERMODERNISM AUF ENGLISCH
Definition von hypermodernism im Wörterbuch Englisch
Die erste Definition von Hypermodernismus im Wörterbuch ist eine Strategie im Schach, die versucht, die Mitte des Spielbretts durch die Verwendung von entfernten Figuren anstelle von Bauern zu kontrollieren. Eine andere Definition von Hypermodernismus ist eine extreme Bewegung in Kunst und Kultur, die sich von Modernismus und Postmodernismus unterscheidet. Hypermodernismus ist auch die Intensivierung der Moderne.
10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «HYPERMODERNISM» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
hypermodernism in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
hypermodernism im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
1
Paul Virilio: From Modernism to
Hypermodernism and Beyond
The first book to afford a properly critical evaluation of Virilio's cultural theory, it includes an interview with Virilio; a recently translated example of his work; and a select bibliography of his writings.
Hypermodernism. In chess, Hypermodernism is a strategy of play which controls
the center of the board with distant pieces rather than with pawns, inviting the
opponent to occupy the center with pawns which can then become objects of
attack.
3
Shaping Public Theology: Selections from the Writings of Max ...
In the West, hypermodernism has taken one of two forms — libertarian
individualism and liberationist nationalism. The one became concentrated in
individualistic economic theories, and the other in bureaucratic theories of state
planning.
Scott R. Paeth, E. Harold Breitenberg, Jr., Hak Joon Lee,
2014
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The Engineering Project: Its Nature, Ethics, and Promise
hypermodernism. In his book Crossing the Postmodern Divide Borgmann
maintains that if modernism continues to develop unchecked it will develop in the
postmodern era into its logical extension, which he calls hypermodernism.
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New Directions for Criminology: Notes from Outside the Field
Rotterdam: 010 publishers Armitage, J. (1999) From modernism to
hypermodernism and beyond: an interview with Paul Virilio. In J. Armitage & M.
Featherstone (eds.) (1999) Paul Virilio. From modernism to hypermodernism and
beyond (p.
Ronnie Lippens, Patrick van Calster,
2010
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How to Win in the Chess Openings: A Noted Champion Reveals ...
T. HE last word in hypermodernism is Alekhine's Defense. In this weird ripost to 1
P-K4, Black brings out his Knight to KB3 on the very first move, where it can be
mauled and pummeled and driven clear across the board to what appears to be ...
7
Religion and Human Rights: Competing Claims?
What some call Enlightenment, they call ruin.30 A second attack on modernity in
its progressive, liberal form is the "hypermodernism" of revolutionary humanism.
This is the view that evolutionary progress was a bourgeois dream, and that ...
Carrie Gustafson, Peter H. Juviler,
1999
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7th European Conference on Research Methodology for Business ...
Insofar as na'ive adherence to Modernist theories of method can be seen, we
might point to 'Hypermodernism' — recognition that the Grand Theories' are only
intended to be used as a basis for practical philosophy. Also in the 'modern' world
...
Academic Conferences,
2008
9
New Worlds, New Technologies, New Issues
If the power of technology remains unquestioned, modernism will be succeeded
by hypermodernism, that is, modernism by other means. If we come to recognize
and restrain technology, however, a genuinely other era may dawn, one called ...
Stephen H. Cutcliffe,
1992
10
Interpreting the Maternal Organization
Thus hypermodernism searches for its principle(s) of agency elsewhere –
forinstance,in technologypush, actor networks (ANT) or cyborgisation. The
ideologyof hypermodernism has beencalled technoromanticism (Coyne 1999).
Business ...
Heather Höpfl, Monika Kostera,
2003
9 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «HYPERMODERNISM» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
hypermodernism im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
How Chess Has Changed Over The Last 150 Years
During the 1920s and 1930s, players adopted more scientific and logical approaches to chess, including hypermodernism — a strategy that, ... «io9, Mai 15»
Afrofuturism to everyday futurists: new kinds of artists, power & tech
But she also notes that the proliferation of these images in city plans are less about catching up with the West than with the hypermodernism of ... «The Guardian, Mär 15»
Lost leaders – Women in the global academy
While the global academy is characterised by hypermodernism, the archaism of male dominated leadership remains in all countries included in ... «University World News, Jan 14»
The battle of the 64 squares over the years
Chess history is best viewed through the game's evolution: the Romantic Era of the 19th century, the Hypermodernism of the early 20th, the ... «The Hindu, Okt 13»
Magnus Carlsen on TIME 100 list
Chess history is best viewed through the game's evolution: the Romantic Era of the 19th century, the Hypermodernism of the early 20th, the ... «Chessbase News, Apr 13»
Boldface Buildings in the Cold Light of Now
“Hypermodernism is not much of an issue for them: if anything, they like the glass,” she said. “Whereas New York buyers are more accustomed ... «New York Times, Mär 12»
Pixel Perfect - Meet Hatsune Miku
A country that represents hypermodernism in all its multidimensions, and where the worship of animated idols has long been ingrained in the culture. It's not ... «ClashMusic.com, Feb 11»
Guy Ritchie Is Back To Old Tricks With 'RocknRolla' — 'But Even …
It generally symbolizes ugly hypermodernism. And that's just what it symbolizes for Ritchie too. Because in his film, Battersea is still about ... «MTV.com, Okt 07»
Shane Doan fights for freedom
... as well as the challenges from outside the West, notably Islamic extremism – which curiously interlock with the Western "hypermodernism.". «Enter Stage Right, Mai 07»