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antimodernism: a standalone construct

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a turn-of-the-century revolt against overcivilized modern life, seeking intense experience in medieval, martial or craft ideals, which in the end eased accommodation to modernity.

In cultural history, antimodernism refers to a turn-of-the-century revolt against overcivilized modern life, seeking intense experience in medieval, martial or craft ideals, which in the end eased accommodation to modernity. This meaning comes from Lears (1981) in No place of grace.[1]

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References

Lears, T. J. J. (1981). No place of grace. Pantheon Books. ISBN 9780394508160

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