This series delves into the intricate connections between modernism and a diverse range of subjects, spanning art, literature, politics, and philosophy. It investigates how avant-garde movements and new ideas were shaped by, and in turn shaped, the turbulent early 20th century. Each volume offers profound insights into the key concepts and figures that defined this transformative era. It is a compelling exploration into the heart of modern culture and its enduring legacy.
This book explores the critical history of nihilism, tracing its evolution from the French Revolution to contemporary postmodern theories. It examines key figures like Nietzsche and the influence of nihilism on modernism and postmodernism, emphasizing art as a vital counterforce to nihilism's impact on culture and politics.