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Martin Heidegger

Argues west lost sight of being due to past philosophy

All we understood is susceptible to errors- Meaning reality, logic, God come into question

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Henri Bergson 1858-1941

Process philosophy

people were living a lie

Experience, initialitve, emotion equally important as intellect and rational thinking

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George Sorel 1847-1922

Socialism comes through violence

Equated violence with life,creativity, virtue serving as foundation for Fascism “violence could save world from barbarism”

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Ludwig Wittgenstein: 1889-1951

Logic can solve certain truths, but it has limits

Logical Positivism- life must be based on rational facts and observation

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Friedrich Nietzsche

Attack on everything, never develops conherent philosophy

Major themes:

Will to power, Master and slave morality, the ubermensch(superman), Christianity and christian morality, God is dead

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Jean-Paul Sartre 1905-1980

Existence precede essence: no truths outside of individual existence

after birth people degine their own essence

alone in the world to confront death and despir

Man condemned to be free

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Soren Kierkegaard 1813-1855

One lives as individual self with emphasis on reality over abstract thinking

Each individual is solely responsible for giving life meaning

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Contributors to New Physics

Curie- radioactivity (matter decays and falls appart

Planck atomic energy emitted in spurts

Einstein- Time is relative

Rutherford- Atoms empty space

Heisenberg- electrons

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Sigmund Fred

Id- unconsious has sexual and aggressive drives and hidden memories

Ego-Consious- Mediates deires of id and superego

Superego-subconscious- moral conscience

Big impact on a lot of different aspects

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Architecture contributors

Chicago school – Louis H Sullivan, modernist, aesthetic, steel frame construction

Frank Lloyd Wright

Frederick Law Olmstead: landscape architecture, national mall

Le Corbusier: Functionalism- separation and visual distinctives of public spaces from private apartments

Walter Gropius/ Bauhaus: pioneer of modern architecture, famous work – Fagus factory

Antoni Gaudi: Gothic revival, Works: Sangrada Familia, Parc Guell, Casa Batllo

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Impressionism: Movement out of Paris late 19th century

Artists: Degas, Cezanne, Pisarro, Manet, Monet, renoir

Characteristics: small brushstrokes, light changing qualities, illusion of movements

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Post impressionism: post 1880s

continue use of vivid colors thick application of paint, more inclined to emphasize geometric forms

Artists; Cezanne, Munch- Scream guy, Gauguin, Fauvism, Van Gough

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Expressionism: late 19th to early 20th century

Present world from subjective perspective, destroying for emotional effect

Picasso: cubism – Guernica 1937

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Surealism

Dali

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Virginia Woolf

Jacob's room 1922

Logic and realism

We are irrational creatures

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James Joyce

Ulysses 1922, Finnigan's Wake 1937, Dubliners 1914

Latin version of Odysseus

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Eliot

Waste land 1922- world of growing desolation

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Franz Kafka

The Trial, The Castle, The metamorphosis – characters crushed by inexplicable hostile forces

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D.L.George

Treaty of Versailles to harsh, we shall have to fight another war in 25 years

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J.M. Keynes

reparation payments would ruin European economy

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Marshall Foch

Versailles treaty is an armistice for 20 years not peace