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单词 revisionist
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revisionist
noun[C]
uk
/rɪˈvɪʒ.ən.ɪst/us
/rɪˈvɪʒ.ən.ɪst/
someone whoexaminesandtriestochangeexistingbeliefsabout howeventshappenedor whattheirimportanceormeaningis:
修正主义者
revisionists within theCommunistParty共产党内的修正派
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revisionism
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  • Some revisionistsarguetheinscriptioncould bereadas a place-name.
  • But revisionistscontendthat most of thosebattleswere his tolose, given thetechnicalsuperiorityof thearmyhecommanded.
  • UK Throughout mypoliticallife, I have been aLabourrevisionist or, as it is now called, a moderniser.
  • The revisionistsembracedtheprimacyofsocioeconomicforcesin the 1970s and 1980s just astheirreductionistdangerswerebecomingclearin thestudyofWesternrevolutions.
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revisionist
adjective
uk
/rɪˈvɪʒ.ən.ɪst/us
/rɪˈvɪʒ.ən.ɪst/
examiningandtryingtochangeexistingbeliefsabout howeventshappenedor whattheirimportanceormeaningis:
revisionisthistorians
revisionistbiographiesofSovietleaders
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revisionism
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  • Althoughadvertisedas revisionist, thebookis notsignificantlyre-interpretive.
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  • Thisbookis not revisionist. Instead, it's afascinatingrecycling.
  • Like-mindedacademicsandjournalistshavepushedforwarda revisionistviewof Japan'swartimehistory.
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(Definition ofrevisionistfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
revisionist
noun[C]
uk
/rɪˈvɪʒ.ən.ɪst/us
/rɪˈvɪʒ.ən.ɪst/
someone whoexaminesandtriestochangeexistingbeliefsabout howeventshappenedor whattheirimportanceormeaningis
修正主义者
revisionists within theCommunistParty共产党内的修正派
See
revisionism
More examples
  • Some revisionistsarguetheinscriptioncould bereadas a place-name.
  • But revisionistscontendthat most of thosebattleswere his tolose, given thetechnicalsuperiorityof thearmyhecommanded.
  • UK Throughout mypoliticallife, I have been aLabourrevisionist or, as it is now called, a moderniser.
  • The revisionistsembracedtheprimacyofsocioeconomicforcesin the 1970s and 1980s just astheirreductionistdangerswerebecomingclearin thestudyofWesternrevolutions.

Examplesofrevisionist

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To speculate, the empirical findings of this article may be thought to provide a 'revisionist' view of the developmental state.
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Of course, arevisionistperspective on ideological orientations not only implies short-term effects during a single campaign.
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In other words, revisionists have not fully recognized the constraints under which all historians must work.
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The graduate system was discontinued, having been denounced as a system for cultivatingrevisionistseedlings.
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Anyrevisionistbiographer should engage with these aspects especially if he or she deems them to be mistaken.
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As the editors emphasise in their introduction, the essays it contains present arevisionistaccount in more ways than one.
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But the interpretation of this process is altered by therevisionistview of pre1870 citizenship law set out here.
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That insistence stems from the more fundamental aim of the revisionists to resist the anachronising teleology that often accompanies ' grand theory ' explanations of the past.
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To begin with we should admit that therevisionistcase is clearly a strong one.
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However, this is not to say that we can simply embark on arevisionisthistoriography based on dissolving them.
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For them the 'revisionist' programmes were not only alien and distant, but, in many cases, repellent.
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It is this which somerevisionisthistorians have relied upon to allege a general, long-lived atmosphere of terror.
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This emphasis becomes apparent only when melodramatic convention is read comparatively against the play'srevisionisttreatment of a well-known historical subject.
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Overall the picture is one of advance in arevisionistspirit.
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This resentment did not necessarily entail arevisioniststand.
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