post-classical

• “For a while it was thought that this indicated an abrupt end to that enigmatic civilization, but recent excavations prove that Teuchitlán was inhabited continuously for 2,000 years, from the pre-classical period right through to the post-classical.”

  Guachimontones: unearthing a lost world near Teuchitlan, Jalisco

• “The Grange spawned generations of post-classical houses throughout Britain.”

  The Guardian: Victorian and Edwardian buildings: examples from the era

• “The OED marks the original meaning as obsolete, its second meaning as archaic, and the third as the “principal current sense”. quarantine – [thanks Faldone] the original quarantine was the forty days Jesus spent in the desert after his baptism, and in its usage in post-classical Latin and early usage in English, quarantine refers to this or other 40-day periods.”

  Some words whose meanings have changed without controversy « Motivated Grammar

• “The real films of so-called "post-classical Hollywood" were the product of disillusionment and distrust in government.”

  The Huffington Post: Charles Russell: How the West Was Fun

• “Saturday evening's concert was squarely "post-classical," or experimental classical music, but his compositions have made their way into a plethora of film and TV scores, including The Reader, and even into the realm of the NBA.”

  The Huffington Post: Nicole Campoy-Leffler: Ludovico Einaudi Took the Broad Stage

• “Part of Hitch's greatness is being both intensely filmic as a director (in a way many classical filmmakers weren't) without over-directing (which is the big post-classical problem).”

  The /Filmcast: After Dark - Ep. 84 - Seat-Saving, and What Makes a Classic Film? | /Film

• “There are two main sources for his earlier musical style: his teacher Carl Czerny's generation of post-classical, pre-Romantic, fast-fingered pianist-composers; and the demonic virtuosity and mysterious personality of Paganini.”

  The Guardian: The hot Liszt

• “Nevertheless, these and other post-classical developments in every case need to be interpreted within the framework and context furnished by the classical theories that we have been considering in some detail.”

  Ancient Theories of Soul

• “This is my own version of a post-classical tile portrait, based on Arthur Rackham's portrayal of her.”

  View from the Northern Border

• “Or only that Chicago/Rochester type of public choice that seems so neoclassical as opposed to "post-classical".”

  Roger Koppl - The Austrian Economists

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