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Industrial Society
(1,062 words)
Concepts and Contexts 1. Since the Second World War, the concept of the
industrial society…
Source:
The Brill Dictionary of Religion
Modernity/Modern Age
(1,105 words)
Determination of Concept and Contexts 1. As a neologism derived from the adjective ‘modern’ (Middle Latin,
modernus, ‘new,’ from
modo, ‘right now’), ‘modernity,’ became a broadly familiar catchword around 1900 for avant-garde revolutions in literature (applied to naturalism by Ernst Wolff in 1886, and broadened by Hermann Bahr in 1890 to include the post-naturalistic currents) and art as an expression of an epochal new departure.
Moderne (Ger., ‘Modernity’) was listed in the Brockhaus dictionary as early as 1902, as an “embodiment of the most recent social, l…
Source:
The Brill Dictionary of Religion
