Rites Of Spring: The Great War and the Birth of the Modern Age – A Cultural History of WWI's Psychological Impact on Modernism
In Rites Of Spring, Modris Eksteins presents a cultural history of World War I and its psychological impact on modernism. The book explores how the Great War transformed cultural consciousness and helped shape the modern age, offering a broad perspective on the relationship between historical upheaval and cultural change.
About This Book
Rites Of Spring examines the Great War as a defining cultural and psychological rupture.
Modris Eksteins explores how World War I affected modernism and contributed to the emergence of the modern age.
This cultural history considers the relationship between historical upheaval, changing consciousness, and artistic transformation.
The book offers a broad interpretation of the war’s lasting influence on modern culture.
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