Значения термина revivalism на английском

The imperial revivalism of George Bush, Tony Blair and the neocons was catastrophic.

And, in addition, a great upsurge in revivalism had occurred.

Far from straight retro revivalism, the rapper is capturing new ripples of LA through old-school filters.

There is, after all, only so far you can go with angular guitars and post-punk revivalism.

Still such revivalism, if that is the term for it, must be judged by its fruits.

Effects of revivalism in them.

The contagion of revivalism!

Silent film revivalism doesn't stop with music: Many artists are inspired by managing difficult works within the restrictions of the genre.

Hercules and Love Affair's eponymous debut was lovingly crafted revivalism that avoided mere mimicry via big, anthemic hooks and full-blooded performances.

But the average minister is not distinguished for revivalism so much as proficiency in making a church social a "blooming success."

Froude had no more sympathy with the self-complacent "agnosticism" of modern thought than he had with Catholic authority or ecstatic revivalism.

A strong revivalism of the handmade product industries, as well as own enterprises, could both provide security as well as ensure GDP with justice.

Then there are the external projects that feed back in, notably Goddard's 2 Bears house revivalism and Taylor's adventures in improvisation with About Group.

In a nice moment of retro revivalism, the prominent soul sample on Show Me Respect harks back to producer Just Blaze's era-defining 2000s beats.

Under Quitman a period of rationalism and Socinianism followed, and under Hazelius (since 1815 professor in Hartwick Seminary) a period of Methodistic revivalism.

And does not exactly the same thing show itself even in contemporary revivalism-therevived Calvinism and Evangelicalism, to which the Salvation Army owes its origin?