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Constitution of the Athenians
The Constitution of the Athenians is a fourth-century BCE treatise attributed to Aristotle or a pupil, the only survivor of his school's 158 constitutions, recovered on papyrus in 1891.
Constitutional literature
Constitutional literature (ادبیات مشروطه) is Persian literature from the late 19th century to 1921, produced under the impact of the Iranian Constitutional Revolution of 1905–1911.
Constructing The Lord of the Rings
Constructing The Lord of the Rings: how J.R.R. Tolkien's 1937 sequel to The Hobbit grew over about 12 years into the 1954-55 three-volume novel, with draft details and the Marquette manuscripts.
Construction Time Again
Construction Time Again is Depeche Mode's third studio album (Mute, 22 August 1983), the first with Alan Wilder as a full member and the band's first to use samplers; it reached UK number 6 and includes "Everything Counts".
Constructivism (art)
Constructivism (Конструктивизм) was a Russian avant-garde art movement of the late 1910s and 1920s, led by Tatlin and Rodchenko, that rejected easel painting and recast the artist as an engineer producing utilitarian design, architecture, and graphics for the new Soviet state.
Constructivist graphic design
Constructivist graphic design is the posters, books, and typography of the Russian Constructivist movement (1915 to mid-1930s), known for geometric abstraction, photomontage, diagonal type, and a red-and-black palette.
Constructivist photography
Constructivist photography was a photographic movement within Soviet Russian Constructivism of the 1920s and early 1930s, led by Aleksandr Rodchenko, that used the camera and photomontage to reorganize perception.
Consuelo
Consuelo is an 1842 historical novel by George Sand following a poor orphaned singer who rises to fame as a prima donna in eighteenth-century Europe.
Consuelo Velázquez
Consuelo Velázquez Torres (1916–2005), Mexican concert pianist and composer known as Consuelito, wrote Bésame mucho (1941), the most-covered Spanish-language song, plus Amar y vivir, Cachito, and Yo no fui; SACM president and federal deputy.
Contact (1997 American film)
Contact (1997) is Robert Zemeckis's Warner Bros. adaptation of Carl Sagan's 1985 novel, starring Jodie Foster as SETI astronomer Ellie Arroway, who receives a signal from Vega; released July 11, 1997, it grossed $171.1 million worldwide and earned one Oscar nomination.
Contact (novel)
Contact (Carl Sagan, Simon and Schuster, 1985) is the astronomer's only novel, about radio astronomer Ellie Arroway decoding an alien message; it inspired the 1997 film and modern wormhole research.
Contagion (2011 film)
Contagion (2011) is a Steven Soderbergh medical thriller, written by Scott Z. Burns, about the fictional MEV-1 bat-pig virus causing a global pandemic; praised for scientific accuracy under advisor Ian Lipkin, it trended again during COVID-19.
Containment (TV series)
Containment is a 2016 American CW limited drama series, Julie Plec's remake of the Belgian series Cordon, about an Atlanta epidemic quarantine; 13 episodes, cancelled after one season, mixed reviews.
Conte de veillée
A conte de veillée is a tale told at the veillée, the evening storytelling gathering of Creole Caribbean societies, notably the French Antilles, Guyana, and Haiti.
Contemporáneos
Los Contemporáneos were a Mexican literary group of poets, essayists, and dramatists active from the late 1910s through the 1930s, named after their magazine Contemporáneos, published from 1928 to 1931.
Contemporanul
Contemporanul (Romanian for "The Contemporary") is a Romanian cultural journal, first published at Iaşi in 1881 as a socialist magazine and relaunched in Bucharest in 1946.
Contemporary art
Contemporary art: art of the present and recent past, roughly 1980 to today (sometimes from ca. 1960-1970); defined by period not style, spanning video, performance, installation, institutional critique, biennials, and the global art market.
Contemporary Christian music
Contemporary Christian music, also known as CCM or Christian pop, is an American genre whose lyrics express Christian faith, set to pop, rock, and hip-hop styles. It emerged from the late 1960s Jesus Movement.
Contemporary classical ensemble
A contemporary classical ensemble is a professional group dedicated to performing and premiering newly composed art music, exemplified by the Ensemble intercontemporain, founded by Pierre Boulez in 1976.
Contemporary classical music
Contemporary classical music: recent art music in the Western classical tradition, a chronological catch-all spanning modernist, post-minimalist, spectral, and electroacoustic styles; Arvo Pärt was Bachtrack's most performed contemporary composer in 2025.
Contemporary dance
Contemporary dance is a mid-20th-century concert dance genre blending ballet, modern dance, jazz, hip-hop, martial arts, and improvisation, distinguished from modern dance by its open, evolving structure rather than fixed movement systems.
Contemporary Egyptian literature
Contemporary Egyptian literature is the Arabic-language literature produced in Egypt from the late nineteenth-century Nahda to the present, with Egypt a leading center of modern Arabic writing.
Contemporary Egyptian novel
The contemporary Egyptian novel is novel-length fiction written in Egypt from roughly the late twentieth century to the present, growing out of a realist tradition and absorbing social and political change.
Contemporary Egyptian poetry
Contemporary Egyptian poetry is modern poetry written in Egypt in literary Arabic and the Egyptian colloquial dialect, spanning classical metrical verse, free verse, and the prose poem.
Contemporary Egyptian theater
Contemporary Egyptian theater is Egypt's live stage tradition, among the forerunners of Arabic theater, spanning state, commercial, and independent sectors from James Sanua's 1871 troupe onward.
Contemporary ink abstraction
Contemporary ink abstraction (抽象水墨), also called experimental ink (实验水墨), is a current in Chinese contemporary art that uses traditional ink materials to make abstract, non-representational work.
Contemporary Lebanese literature
Contemporary Lebanese literature is the body of fiction, poetry, and memoir written in Arabic, French, and English since the Lebanese Civil War, much of it shaped by memory, trauma, and displacement.
Contemporary Lebanese poetry
Contemporary Lebanese poetry (الشعر اللبناني المعاصر) is poetry written by Lebanese poets at home and in the diaspora since the mid-twentieth century, chiefly in Arabic but also in French and English.
Contemporary Palestinian literature
Contemporary Palestinian literature is fiction, poetry, and nonfiction by Palestinians, chiefly in Arabic, marked by irony and identity, and studied across Israel, the territories, and the diaspora.
Contemporary Quechua poetry
Contemporary Quechua poetry is poetry written in Quechua, principally in Peru, that emerged as a written literature in the mid-twentieth century from Andean oral tradition.