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Meanings of historism in English
Art and architecture movement.
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Examples for "revivalism"
Examples for "revivalism"
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The imperial revivalism of George Bush, Tony Blair and the neocons was catastrophic.
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And, in addition, a great upsurge in revivalism had occurred.
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Far from straight retro revivalism, the rapper is capturing new ripples of LA through old-school filters.
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There is, after all, only so far you can go with angular guitars and post-punk revivalism.
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Still such revivalism, if that is the term for it, must be judged by its fruits.
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New historicism allowed critics to flourish their ingenuity by finding repressed meanings that their chosen authors had not themselves acknowledged.
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It is not mere fancy-dress historicism, however; the tone is sharp and contemporary and the dialogue often moves on a high level of sophistication.
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Austrian philosopher Karl Popper critiqued this notion in his The Poverty of Historicism in 1957.
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An Irish version of this ambition is also hardening, though it might be better termed Hysterical Historicism.
Translations for historism
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