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frozen [14]
4 years ago
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In three or more sentences, provide an example of modernism seen in our current society. Remember, modernism is any time a tradi

tional belief or value is challenged. Consider current laws and standards that are now common in society that would have been illegal or odd 50 years ago.
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Nataliya [291]4 years ago
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A clear example of modernism is the approval of heterosexual marriage, of the acceptance of legal abortion, and the artist mobilization that it generated in the sense that it began to express that "the future has arrived" with works of art rich in colors, works blacksmithing and glass, and also with a portion of eroticism of free expression where before it could be daring.

Modernism left sex as taboo, today sexual education has expanded significantly in adolescent society in order to inform, in this way the talk of these sexual issues was normalized making it more habitual and not as a world of the unknown.

This was because many professionals or researchers showed that STDs in many cases appeared due to lack of information on the subject or sexual world or lack of education as to what measures to take in said act.

Explanation:

Modernism as every social evolutionary stage was accompanied by an enriched sociocultural level, an art rich in curves and asymmetries, avant-garde, eroticism, elongated and rammed formats begins to appear.

Like every stage, art did not go only to the path of modernism, but there were also changes in architecture, the structures began to point to a rupture interpretation

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