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单词 classicism
释义
classicism
noun[U]
art,architecturespecialized
uk
/ˈklæs.ɪ.sɪ.zəm/us
/ˈklæs.ə.sɪ.zəm/
astyleinpainting,sculpture, andbuilding,basedonparticularstandardsinGreekandRomanart:
（尤指盛行于欧洲18、19世纪，绘画、雕塑和建筑方面的）古典主义，古典风格
Poussin was afamousexponentof classicism.普桑是古典主义画派的著名倡导者。
See also
neoclassicism
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Art history & artistic movements
  • abstract
  • aesthetic
  • anti-modern
  • anti-modernism
  • anti-modernist
  • expressionism
  • expressionist
  • expressionistic
  • expressionistically
  • figurative
  • modernist
  • montage
  • naturalism
  • naturalistic
  • non-abstract
  • rococo
  • romantic
  • romanticism
  • screen printing
  • silkscreen
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(Definition ofclassicismfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofclassicism

classicism
The middle way is to rejectclassicism, with its commitment to a symbol crunching unconscious, in favour of the connectionist computational theory of mind.
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Classicismoffers a story as to how the causal interactions between mental representations (in the form of symbol structures) preserve their semantic relations.
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Second,classicism, as a theory of human cognition, is no longer as dominant in cognitive science as it once was.
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They differ fromclassicismin their endorsement of vehicle consciousness, but they maintain a structural view on explicitness.
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Her choices reveal the conventions of gender andclassicismthat characterized the period.
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As a resultclassicismis reconceptualized as a pluralist not singular phenomenon.
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Classicismwas also seen to be engaged in a continuous relationship with other styles and traditions, such as the vernacular, which involved negotiation and fertilization rather than domination.
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Hence,classicismcannot ground the difference between conscious and unconscious states on the property of explicitness.
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Finally,classicismdid not occupy some value-free, socially and politically neutral aesthetic zone, but was shaped by and articulated forces such as commercialization, gender, social class, localism and state formation.
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Connectionism presents a unique opportunity to rethink consciousness because, unlikeclassicism, its account of cognition is framed in terms of certain structural properties of the brain.
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Finally, rubrics such as 'unity in diversity', 'classicism' and the painterly metaphor itself are all a bit general.
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Butclassicismmarked humbler consumer goods.
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Whatclassicismis there for anyone arrested under these conditions?
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I am suspicious of any report that contains such a remark and talks ofclassicism.
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This leads to the creation of an official art, one that is admittedly diverse but unfairly and undemocratically excludes many artists, in particular those involved inclassicism.
FromEuroparl Parallel Corpus - English
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