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单词 realism
释义
realism
noun[U]
uk
/ˈrɪə.lɪ.zəm/us
/ˈriː.ə-/

realismnoun[U](THOUGHT)

a way ofthinkingandactingbasedonfactsand what ispossible,ratherthan onhopesfor things that areunlikelytohappen:
现实（性）；务实作风；注重实际
Hisdecisionnot toexpandthebusinessshowshisdown-to-earthrealism.他决定不扩大经营规模，这显示了他脚踏实地的务实作风。
Compare
idealism
science,social sciencespecialized
inscienceandphilosophy, thebeliefthatobjectscontinuetoexistin theworldevenwhen no one is there toseethem
（科学或哲学的）实在主义，实在论，唯实论
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Wise and sensible
  • be a victory for common senseidiom
  • cannily
  • canny
  • clear-headed
  • discerning
  • long-sightedness
  • method
  • neat
  • neatly
  • no flies onsomeoneidiom
  • responsible
  • responsibly
  • right-minded
  • sagacious
  • sagaciously
  • well advised
  • wily
  • wisdom
  • wise
  • wisely
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Philosophy

realismnoun[U](ART)

art,literature,theatre & filmspecialized
paintings,films,books, etc. thattrytorepresentlifeas it really is:
（绘画、电影、书籍等的）现实主义，现实主义风格
Thedirectorusedhandheldcameratechniquestoaddto thegrittyrealism of thefilm.导演运用了手提式摄像机实拍手法，增加了影片的真实感。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Representation in art & in general
  • anti-realism
  • anti-realist
  • Calvary
  • capture
  • complementary
  • confederate
  • non-complementary
  • non-representational
  • non-symbolic
  • perspective
  • pictograph
  • realist
  • represent
  • representation
  • representational
  • semiotic
  • simulacrum
  • symbolism
  • ultrarealism
  • volumetric
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(Definition ofrealismfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

realism| American Dictionary

realism
noun[U]
us
/ˈri·əˌlɪz·əm/
atendencytoacceptanddealwithpeopleandsituationsas they are
literature
Realism is also astyleof writing,art, orfilmthatshowsthings as they are inlife.
(Definition ofrealismfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofrealism

realism
From new regionalisms to new realisms ?
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I feel that we have been in danger of overlooking that there have been a number of realisms, and those need to be brought back into consideration.
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Therefore, whatever the limitations of the use of common understandings, it is at least not the case that only metaphysicalrealismgains support from them.
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At the end of the 1920s, this "mater ialism" had taken clearer shape backed by an empir icalrealismabout the symbolic constructions involved.
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The inevitable outcome of the process was the erosion of therealismof national plans.
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Drawing on 'criticalrealism' and 'subtlerealism', the arguments for the use of action research in community research and development are explored.
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Therefore, criticalrealismimplies a critique of this historical variant of old institutionalism.
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Imprecise words such as 'realism' change their meaning, and it would be misleading to attribute to the audiences of the 1950s our idea ofrealism.
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A chronological examination of die libretti demonstrates, however, a gradual demand forrealismto the extent that writing and decor became more equally weighted.
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First, can the necessity of divine existence be elucidated within the framework of modalrealism?
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According to innocentrealism, there is one reality, the existence and definite character of which is largely mind-independent.
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We have introduced several variations on their technique aimed at improving the representationalrealismof the design models that are capable of being operated on.
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Epistemologicalrealismthus sets in and a relatively intangible process is reified, that is, treated as an entity, almost as a thing.
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There are also many critiques of criticalrealism.
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The former is analogous to supernaturalrealismand the latter to the religion-as-fiction hypothesis.
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Collocationswithrealism

realism

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critical realism
There are also many critiques ofcriticalrealism.
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degree of realism
The first step away from perfection destroys the beautiful mathematics without adding a significantdegreeofrealism.
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lack of realism
Whether this produces less valid results compared to strong statistical designs accompanied by lack of realism is yet unanswered.
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