naturalism
英 [ˈnætʃrəlɪzəm]
美 [ˈnætʃrəlɪzəm]
n. 自然主义(文学、艺术以反映现实为宗旨); 自然主义(认为宇宙间的一切存在和事件都是自然的)
BNC.25729 / COCA.18993
牛津词典
noun
- 自然主义(文学、艺术以反映现实为宗旨)
a style of art or writing that shows people, things and experiences as they really are - 自然主义(认为宇宙间的一切存在和事件都是自然的)
the theory that everything in the world and life is based on natural causes and laws, and not on spiritual or supernatural ones
柯林斯词典
- 自然主义,写实主义(一种文学和艺术理论)
Naturalismis a theory in art and literature which states that people and things should be shown in a realistic way.
英英释义
noun
- (philosophy) the doctrine that the world can be understood in scientific terms without recourse to spiritual or supernatural explanations
- an artistic movement in 19th century France
双语例句
- The use of documentary elements in novels is associated with literary naturalism.
小说中采用纪实成分与文学自然主义有联系。 - Mao Dun's early literary career underwent the change from neo-romanticism back to naturalism.
茅盾早期的文学选择有过从“新浪漫主义”退回“自然主义”的变化。 - Strindberg, lbsen and Chekhov are a few of the dramatists who were influenced by naturalism.
斯特林堡、易卜生和契诃夫是几个受到自然主义影响的剧作家。 - History determinism is a theoretic fable made by naturalism, we should clean it out from law.
历史决定论是自然主义制造的一个理论神话,应将其从法学中彻底清除出去。 - All my life had shaped me for the realism, the naturalism of the modern novel, and I could not read enough of them.
所有我的生活已经使我形成了现实主义,现代小说的自然主义,我读它们从没有感觉已经足够了。 - Sister Carrie has been considered as a masterpiece of American Naturalism.
《嘉莉妹妹》一直被视为美国自然主义流派的一部杰作。 - More often, religious, and philosophical precepts have determined the degree of naturalism permitted.
更多的是由宗教和哲理戒律来决定允许表现的写真主义程度。 - Although naturalism had not become an obsession among American writers by1914, it clearly commanded the allegiance of a majority of serious young writers.
到1914年,虽然自然主义在美国作家中没有成为一种固定的观念,但它明显得到多数严肃青年作者的忠诚。 - The typicality of naturalism not only reflects in the theory of naturalism, but also in the literary work.
自然主义的典型性不仅体现在它的理论中,也体现在文学作品中。 - Ethology hypothesis based on mechanism, on reductional theory and on naturalism;
以机械论、还原论和自然论为基础的“人性假设”;