Phrases with «cultural zeitgeist»

The phrase "cultural zeitgeist" refers to the prevailing ideas, beliefs, and values that shape and influence a society or a particular culture during a specific period of time. It represents the general attitudes and interests that are influential and widely shared among people in that particular context. Full definition

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Sentences with «cultural zeitgeist»

Julius Shulman, Photograph of Case Study House # 22 (Pierre Koenig, architect, Los Angeles, 1959 — 60), 1960 October 7, 2007 — January 6, 2008 Birth of the Cool examines the broad cultural zeitgeist of «cool» that influenced the visual arts, graphic and decorative arts, architecture, music, and film produced in California in the 1950s and early 1960s. (minusspace.com)
After the success of the made - for - British - TV movie The Naked Civil Servant, which was based on his memoir, Crisp is commissioned by a small theater in Manhattan's Bowery to perform a one - man show; word - of - mouth spreads about his unfiltered wit and shrewd observations about the gay community and cultural zeitgeist at large, which lands him gigs on late - night TV chat shows via his newly acquired agent (Swoosie Kurtz). (slantmagazine.com)
Probably not the most expected avenue for cultural zeitgeist, the local auto shop has just become as poignant as any art gallery — all thanks to one, nudey and naughty page turner. (wearvaughan.com)
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Phrases with «cultural zeitgeist»

Sentences with «cultural zeitgeist»

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