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How did the modern art movement, which emerged in the postwar period, reflect changes in scientific theory?
Both questioned the way people examined the world.
Both rejected proven theories about the world.
Both argued against religion’s societal influence.
Both were disillusioned with human progress.
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Both questioned the way people examined the world.
Explanation: Postwar modern art (Cubism, abstraction, Surrealism, etc.) broke from single-point perspective and objective representation to explore multiple viewpoints, subjectivity and fragmentation. Contemporary scientific advances (Einstein’s relativity, quantum mechanics, and the rise of psychology) similarly undermined classical, absolute notions of observation and determinism, prompting new ways of seeing and interpreting reality.
Explanation: Postwar modern art (Cubism, abstraction, Surrealism, etc.) broke from single-point perspective and objective representation to explore multiple viewpoints, subjectivity and fragmentation. Contemporary scientific advances (Einstein’s relativity, quantum mechanics, and the rise of psychology) similarly undermined classical, absolute notions of observation and determinism, prompting new ways of seeing and interpreting reality.
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