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"Always" by Fredrick V Bowers and Charles Horwitz M
Modernist, song "Always"was a song about love that came out in 1899 and was published in New York. This song represents Interiority (inside the mind) and also fragmentation of time.
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"North Of Boston" by Robert Frost
The modernist writer Robert Frost created "North of Bostons" which was a collection of 17 poems it represents the modern stream of consciousness, also short dramas or diagloues.
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"The Weeping Woman" by Pablo Picasso
The modernist painting, the "Weeping Woman" was an old canvas painted by Pablo Picasso and it represents Interiority because he made up this painting based of a certain view. It was created in France. -
"Gravity's Rainbow" by Thomas Pynchon
A Postmodernist novel, "Gravity's Rainbow" was published in 1973 and it talks about traveling to infinity with his loved one. This is Exteriority (social & cultural constructs) because it also might mean god is his loved one.
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"Exhaling Pearls"by Joseph Havel
"Exhaling Pearls" was an outdoor postmodernist sculpture,designed in 1993 and installed at the museum of fine arts. This piece was Exteriority (social & cultural constructs) -
"Don't Stop Believin" By Journey
"Don't Stop Believin" by Journey which is postmodern, was a very popular song and still is today. I was produced in 2017 and represents Exteriority (social & cultural constructs)
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https://www.tennessean.com/story/entertainment/music/story-behind-the-song/2018/03/16/dont-stop-believin-journey-jonathan-cain-story-behind-song/425063002/