The works of Igor Stravinsky, James Joyce, and Luigi Pirandello reflect the values and developments of modernism. Each of these artists broke away from traditional forms and experimented with new techniques and styles, characteristic of the modernist movement that emerged after World War I.
While elements of unorthodoxy, cubism, and surrealism may also be present in their work, modernism is the most comprehensive term that encapsulates the major advancements and values they explored in their respective fields of music, literature, and theater.
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