La consagración de la primavera: La Gran Guerra y el nacimiento de los tiempos modernos

Eksteins connects the war to a broader cultural revolution, but I'm curious how much of that was driven by artists themselves versus societal changes.

The detailed descriptions of political movements and public reactions made the history resonate deeply. I wonder if others experienced it this way too.

This angle offers a unique perspective, but I wonder what motivated him to explore the 'birth of the modern age' through art and societal shifts.