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historicism

/hɪˈstɒr.ɪ.sɪ.zəm/

Übersetzung: Theorie, dass soziale und kulturelle Ereignisse durch die Geschichte bestimmt sind, wobei der Einfluss des historischen Kontexts auf menschliches Handeln betont wird.

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/hɪˈstɒr.ɪ.sɪ.zəm/C1formalpolitical
  • deTheorie, dass soziale und kulturelle Ereignisse durch die Geschichte bestimmt sind, wobei der Einfluss des historischen Kontexts auf menschliches Handeln betont wird.

A theory that social and cultural events are determined by history, emphasizing the influence of historical context on human affairs.

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  1. Philosophical theoryC1formal

    A theory that social and cultural phenomena are largely shaped by historical processes and cannot be understood apart from their historical context.

    deHistorismus

    • Historicism argues that moral values evolve over time.
    • The historian's approach was deeply influenced by historicism.
    • Critics of historicism claim it leads to relativism.
  2. Architectural styleC1formalart

    A 19th‑ and 20th‑century style that revives or imitates historical architectural forms.

    deHistorismus

    • The city hall was built in a historicist style, with neo‑Gothic details.
    • Historicism in architecture often borrows from classical, Romanesque, or Baroque motifs.
    • Many 19th‑century museums exhibit a historicist facade.

    Synonymerevivalism

  3. Method in art historyC2formalart

    An approach that interprets artistic works primarily through their historical context and development.

    deHistorismus

    • Art historians using historicism analyze how a painting reflects its era.
    • The exhibition catalog frames the paintings within a historicist perspective.
    • Historicism can help explain shifts in artistic taste.
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  • historicisms plural form
  • historicisms' possessive plural form
  • historicism's possessive singular form