Converse of object

• call: Professor Peter Nicholls at Sussex, who has written a book called Modernisms.

• see: Come and see Modernism and get a glass of wine or a beer for only £5 on selected Wednesday evenings.

• embrace: I use simplistic forms creating a mechanical elegance that embraces modernism.

Preposition: in

• art: This appears to have brought to an end a controversy that has in many ways constituted modernism in the visual arts.

• century: Finally, we will look at some later examples of the short story, exploring the legacy of modernism in the late twentieth century.

• music: In Hair, G. ( Eds ) Modernism in Australian music, 1950 â 2000: eight case studies, pages pp.

Adjective modifier

• reductive: Return to text We will be discussing Jones's notion of " reductive modernism " below.

• Viennese: It is, in short, a radically different kind of Viennese modernism.

• reactionary: Instead, they want to update reactionary modernism for the age of the Net.

• post-war: Home of post-war British Modernism, St Ives provides the artistic foundations for Tate St Ives.

• literary: This is a novel which stands outside literary norms - a superb achievement of literary modernism.

• architectural: On what grounds did Prince Charles object to architectural modernism?

Modifies a noun

• exhibition: The V&A's Modernism exhibition will open in Spring 2006.

Noun used with modifier

• Buddhist: Response to Buddhism Panels on: Transnational Exchange and Buddhist Modernism in Asia.

• post: He was tipped to become one of the leading lights of post modernism.

• century: Dr. Carter has published extensively in the field of twentieth century Modernism and the politics of representation.

• post-: At worst, it is an apology for the defunct neo-liberalism and tired post- modernism of the last decade.

• enlightenment: In its way such analyzes fall into a trap Foucault identified with post enlightenment modernism.