revivalism

英[rɪ'vaɪvəlɪzəm] 美[rɪ'vaɪvəlɪzəm]
  • n. 信仰复兴运动;复兴倾向
  • rev v.发动机旋转;加快速度n.发动机的旋转
  • revaccinate vt.再给...接种疫苗
  • reval n.塔林(爱沙尼亚首都塔林Tallinn的德语称呼)
  • revalidate vt.使重新生效;使重新具有法律效力
  • revalidation n.重新生效;从具法律效力
Noun:
  1. an attempt to reawaken the evangelical faith

1. In contemporary Shanghai, architectural styles all coincide - the crassest postmodern revivalism and the purest ascetic modernism.
在当代的上海,所有的建筑风格层出不穷——最粗糙的后现代复古主义和最纯粹的清苦的现代主义。

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2. The enlightenment of contemporary China is facing some legal queries on post-modern trend of thought, mass culture and revivalism.
当代中国启蒙面临后现代思潮、大众文化、复古主义等思潮的合法性质疑。

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3. The movement concerned itself with the logic of entire Classical volumes, unlike Classical revivalism, which tended to reuse Classical parts.
此一运动关注于整个古典体式的逻辑,而非古典复生主义倾向重新使用古典的成份。

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4. One of important factors contributing to the powerful and long-drawn-out movement in literary revivalism by the revivalists in Ming Dynasty is that they took a firm stand in literary ontology.
明代复古派之所以能够发动声势浩大、旷日持久的文学复古运动,其中一个重要因素是该派始终坚持文学本体的立场。

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5. One of important factors contributing to the powerful and long-drawn-out movement in literary revivalism by the revivalists in Ming Dynasty is that they took a firm stand in literary ontology.
明代复古派之所以能够发动声势浩大、旷日持久的文学复古运动,其中一个重要因素是该派始终坚持文学本体的立场。

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