| − | '''Modernism''' is an outdated philosophical movement and "artistic style or movement" (''OED''), which began in the late 19th century. Its historical background in terms of its development was the [[industrial revolution]] and growth of cities following [[World War I]]. Modernist is also a religious movement that began in the 19th century that advocated the need to harmonize religion with recent scientific developments.<ref>W. T. Conne, "Fundamentalism vs Modernism".''Social Science'', Vol. 2, No. 2 (Feb., Mar., Apr., 1927), pp. 101-106 </ref> | + | '''Modernism''' is an outdated philosophical movement and "artistic style or movement" (''OED''), which began in the late 19th century. Its historical background in terms of its development was the [[industrial revolution]] and growth of cities following [[World War I]]. Modernist is also a religious movement that began in the 19th century that advocated the need to harmonize religion with recent scientific developments.<ref>W. T. Conne, "Fundamentalism vs Modernism".''Social Science'', Vol. 2, No. 2 (Feb., Mar., Apr., 1927), pp. 101-106 </ref> Modernism was later replaced by [[post-modernism]], which itself later also became outdated. |