Project #4

3. Philosophical doctrine focusing on meaningless or absurd aspects of life, often highlighted in Modernist literature.
4. This type of media has been transformed by digital technology, including blogs and podcasts.
5. A branch of mathematics that explores how small changes can lead to unexpected and complicated outcomes in systems.
7. This cultural concept describes a world where borders are less relevant due to technology.
9. A mode of critical thinking and interpretation pivotal in Modernism, often focusing on underlying structures.
12. Musical innovation associated with Modernism that includes dissonant notes and atonality.
13. Modernist technique that involves cutting and pasting printed material in art or literature.
14. A style of art that does not represent or depict any real-world objects or scenes.
16. A Modernist artist known for their abstract, vividly colorful compositions.
17. Movement within Modernism that involves the use of simple geometric shapes and interlocking planes.

1. A philosophy that emphasizes individual freedom and choice.
2. Art style characterized by a focus on abstract forms and the use of colors and shapes, common in Modernism.
5. Technology symbol of the digital revolution, first popularized in the 1980s.
6. A term that describes the interconnected economy of the world, enhanced by digital technology.
8. Technological innovation that greatly impacts global communication.
9. An international art movement that rejected traditional values, emerged before WWI.
10. A philosophy that emphasizes the subjective experience of the world, often associated with Modernist thought.
11. A leading Modernist author known for stream-of-consciousness technique.
15. Gogh A famous Modernist painter, known for "The Starry Night".