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1 Épistème Epistemology Knowledge Epistemology Knowledge

2 Neoclassicism 17th-18th centuries Molière: Tartuffe 17th-18th centuries Molière: Tartuffe

3 Neoclassicism Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres

4 Neoclassicism Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

5 Romanticism Late 18th-early 19th centuries Goethe: Faust Late 18th-early 19th centuries Goethe: Faust

6 Romanticism Eugène Delacroix

7 Romanticism Johannes Brahms

8 Realism Late 19th century Ibsen: A Doll’s House Late 19th century Ibsen: A Doll’s House

9 Realism James Abbott McNeill Whistler

10 Modernism Early to mid 20th century Kafka: The Metamorphosis Early to mid 20th century Kafka: The Metamorphosis

11 Modernism Pablo Picasso

12 Modernism Anton Webern

13 Postmodernism Late 20th century Perec: Life A User’s Manual Late 20th century Perec: Life A User’s Manual

14 Postmodernism Robert Rauschenberg

15 Postmodernism John Cage

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