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The article discusses the concept and attribution of 1930 surrealist art on the works of Roger Caillois and Walter Benjamin. According to the author, the experiential dimension and metamorphosis configuration of 1930s surrealism depicts a familiar iconography and realistic approach. It also offers information on the life and works of Benjamin and Caillois along with their surrealist design as well as implications of their masterpieces. In addition, the author notes that the reflection on the relevance of metamorphosis on the artworks asserts that transformation is not possible to occur within avant-garde recuperation period.

The article discusses the attribution of Byzantine art on the masterpieces of French artist Henri Matisse. According to the author, Byzantine art is recognized by modernism artists as a broad movement and concept source of modern panting and sculpture because it represents formality and spiritual wholeness. In addition, the author notes that Matisse's approach on Byzantine art and style was regarded by scholars as exceptional since he was able to present a shared formalist and spiritual interests in a fulfilled artistic maturity. It also cites several Byzantine artworks of Matisse along with its relevance and meaning on art.

The article discusses the implications of the literary work "Introduction to T. S. Eliot," by George Seferis on the history of modernism. According to the article, the work serves as the most reputable and historical event in Greek literature that enhances poets' writing style. In addition, the author notes that the literature serves as a reflection of European soul which integrates foreign writing influence and historical differences. It also cites the other perspectives of scholar regarding the relevance and significance of the work as well as its writing style.

The article discusses the implications and reception of maternal melodrama adaptations in motion pictures in the U.S. According to the author, the melodramatic approach emerges from late 19th century and early 18th century which depicts the struggle of a mother who is accused of committing crime and separated from her children and family. In addition, the author notes that the prevalence of mother-related movies is stimulated by the transition of sound recordings that represent mother song that has become part of American culture. It also offers information on the maternal films as well as the relevance of its characters.

The article discusses the concept of melodrama and idiomatic expression in modern literary writing style. According to the author, the melodramatic modernity approach that depicts the fictional character of a young woman epitomizes modern experience as well as the changing gender roles of modern society. It also offers a brief information on the novels that use melodrama and modern approach as well as the attribution of its characters. In addition, the author notes that the approach and writing styles have become an essential element in popular culture because of its sensationalized structure.

The article discusses the relevance of the concept of obscene modernism and trade in salacious books. According to the author, the prevalence of obscenity plays in the literary style of modernist writers, depicting uncomfortable restrictions on the imagination and representation of artists as well as stimulating confrontational dynamic. In addition, the author notes that such representation creates a distraction on human desire which questions the effectiveness of aesthetic boundaries and morality. It also cites several works that show obscenity along with their interpretation and attribution on the readers.