Modernization theorists placed a strong normative value on being modern, and in their view, the good things of modernity tended to go together.
In his essay on Asia’s challenges, Prof Koh says he dreams of an Asia that will be admired by the world not only for its prosperity and modernity but also for its ‘soft power’.
Here antiquity and modernity mingle harmoniously.
Cities may be the epitome of modernity, but they are inhabited by a creature designed for a pre-agricultural existence.
NEITHER the drab modernity of the suburbs nor the beautiful buildings in the centre hint that Cambridge is at the heart of one of Britain's biggest clusters of high-tech businesses.
The modernity paradox deeply germs from the overrule of capital to labour.
Surrounded by the thousands of designs and patent applications that traced the great Victorian lurch into modernity, he was struck by the power of human ingenuity.
He had an innate talent for sensuality, so he built a modern architecture critique of modernity.
Novelty is not originality nor modernity.
Anti-traditionalist thought bergson ism was based on science so it gave us a proof that in order to establish china modernity we should use western science to replace chinese superstition.
Gandhi never ceased trying to overturn these prejudices of Western modernity.
In some cultures, these values are being equated with the ugly face of modernity and are seen to encroach upon cherished identities.
Because of the influence of ‘Taoist school idea’, Chinese traditional literator painters in absolute pursuit of “feeling and art” possessed modernity. Pen and ink have strong nationality.
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