Definition of historicism in English:

historicism

noun hɪˈstɒrɪsɪz(ə)mhɪˈstɔrəˌsɪzəm

mass noun

1The theory that social and cultural phenomena are determined by history.
历史主义，历史决定论（社会和文化现象由历史决定）
Example sentencesExamples
- This, it seems to me, is the reason why theory is capable of replacing new historicism altogether.
- He explains Weber's transition from historicism to a historical social science.
- Thus the application of a concept of historicism remarkably similar to Lukács' led Teige to the absolutely opposite aesthetic conclusion.
- Thus criticism of the Historical Critical Method as historicism is incorrect, even though the method has been misused in that way.
- In his writings Karl Popper questioned the positivism and teleological historicism of the modern age.
- This is especially true of the concepts of hegemony and historicism, on which Coxian forms of critical theory have largely focused.
- Here is a writer who seems to have subscribed quite deeply to the sort of historicism that Chakrabarty describes.
- In the 1920s this was the target of the idealistic historicism of Benedetto Croce.
- Implicit in Godwin's privileging of romance over history is a kind of historicism that is directly opposed to Scott's.
- This is post-metaphysical historicism, after all, and what historicists do is narrate.
- To explicate this paradigm, the study, in addition to the tenets of border theory, draws on the insights of historicism and postcolonial theory.
- On the theoretical level, it shows the historicism of ‘culture’; the term, quite simply, means different things to different people at different times.
- Using the term historicism as a lens brings the shared cognitive assumptions that lay behind these formulations into sharper focus.
- The immediate genealogy of New Historicism was not German historicism but the Marxism of the mid-20th Century.
- This is surely not quite the kind of historicism that cultural critics in general really know what to do with.
- In most areas of social science there has been a persistent debate about the relative merits of ahistoricism and historicism.
- Thus the problem is clearly of escaping relativism and historicism without denying the historical origin of our existence and thought (Hegel).
- How new are cultural materialism and new historicism, for instance?
- In the dimension of time it appears as historicism, each occasion encased in its own context.
- The historicism and pseudo-objectivism of this approach leaves little room for theory of any kind.
1. 1.1 The belief that historical events are governed by natural laws.
  历史事件规律论
  Example sentencesExamples
  The role of romance is to assimilate the ‘progress’ of society by naturalizing history via a certain kind of historicism.
  In other words, the primary structures Lukacs identified when criticizing the historicism of the naturalist novel could exist in artworks that portrayed no historical content whatsoever.
  I see a Wordsworthian version of Romantic historicism as self-reflexive, operating within the competing temporalities of modernity.
2The tendency to regard historical development as the most basic aspect of human existence.
历史第一主义
Example sentencesExamples
- Another dilemma for the human-rights project is the challenge of historicism and relativism.
3(in artistic and architectural contexts) excessive regard for past styles.
〈主贬〉（艺术，建筑）传统崇拜，复古主义
Example sentencesExamples
- He argued broadly as follows: Nineteenth-Century historicism had debased the currency of traditional architectural forms.
- But Panofsky does not actually spell out what Raphael did to escape the logic of historicism.
- This was furnished with a state bed, designed by Braund, an intriguing piece of historicism.
- The late 1970s brought a revival of historicism, often resulting in a reaction against Modern Movement design principles and technology in design.
- This is historicism, and sits comfortably in the old modernist ‘hegemony’ Jencks thinks this is beyond.
- Like architect Charles Moore, Smyth embraced overt historicism as a response to such a setting.
- Those favoured by the regime still tended towards the neo-Gothic in architecture and sculpture, and an academic historicism in painting.
- Its link to Art Nouveau, with its total rejection of historicism, makes it the starting point for all studies of modernism.

Derivatives

historicist

noun

Both Irving and Lacunza were premillennial but historicists.
Example sentencesExamples
- This is post-metaphysical historicism, after all, and what historicists do is narrate.
- Against the historicists, it is possible to find cases where elements of international society developed in areas not sharing a common culture.
- But while Hobbes was a rationalist, Machiavelli was an historicist.
- Like Lukács, too, he is a Hegelian historicist for whom the art that matters is one flushed with the dynamic forces of its age.

Origin

Late 19th century: from historic, translating German Historismus.

Definition of historicism in US English:

historicism

nounhiˈstôrəˌsizəmhɪˈstɔrəˌsɪzəm

1The theory that social and cultural phenomena are determined by history.
历史主义，历史决定论（社会和文化现象由历史决定）
Example sentencesExamples
- On the theoretical level, it shows the historicism of ‘culture’; the term, quite simply, means different things to different people at different times.
- This, it seems to me, is the reason why theory is capable of replacing new historicism altogether.
- In most areas of social science there has been a persistent debate about the relative merits of ahistoricism and historicism.
- He explains Weber's transition from historicism to a historical social science.
- Implicit in Godwin's privileging of romance over history is a kind of historicism that is directly opposed to Scott's.
- In the 1920s this was the target of the idealistic historicism of Benedetto Croce.
- This is post-metaphysical historicism, after all, and what historicists do is narrate.
- The immediate genealogy of New Historicism was not German historicism but the Marxism of the mid-20th Century.
- This is especially true of the concepts of hegemony and historicism, on which Coxian forms of critical theory have largely focused.
- In his writings Karl Popper questioned the positivism and teleological historicism of the modern age.
- How new are cultural materialism and new historicism, for instance?
- Here is a writer who seems to have subscribed quite deeply to the sort of historicism that Chakrabarty describes.
- Thus criticism of the Historical Critical Method as historicism is incorrect, even though the method has been misused in that way.
- The historicism and pseudo-objectivism of this approach leaves little room for theory of any kind.
- In the dimension of time it appears as historicism, each occasion encased in its own context.
- Thus the problem is clearly of escaping relativism and historicism without denying the historical origin of our existence and thought (Hegel).
- To explicate this paradigm, the study, in addition to the tenets of border theory, draws on the insights of historicism and postcolonial theory.
- Using the term historicism as a lens brings the shared cognitive assumptions that lay behind these formulations into sharper focus.
- This is surely not quite the kind of historicism that cultural critics in general really know what to do with.
- Thus the application of a concept of historicism remarkably similar to Lukács' led Teige to the absolutely opposite aesthetic conclusion.
1. 1.1 The belief that historical events are governed by laws.
  历史事件规律论
  Example sentencesExamples
  The role of romance is to assimilate the ‘progress’ of society by naturalizing history via a certain kind of historicism.
  In other words, the primary structures Lukacs identified when criticizing the historicism of the naturalist novel could exist in artworks that portrayed no historical content whatsoever.
  I see a Wordsworthian version of Romantic historicism as self-reflexive, operating within the competing temporalities of modernity.
2The tendency to regard historical development as the most basic aspect of human existence.
历史第一主义
Example sentencesExamples
- Another dilemma for the human-rights project is the challenge of historicism and relativism.
3(in artistic and architectural contexts) excessive regard for past styles.
〈主贬〉（艺术，建筑）传统崇拜，复古主义
Example sentencesExamples
- He argued broadly as follows: Nineteenth-Century historicism had debased the currency of traditional architectural forms.
- Like architect Charles Moore, Smyth embraced overt historicism as a response to such a setting.
- Its link to Art Nouveau, with its total rejection of historicism, makes it the starting point for all studies of modernism.
- This is historicism, and sits comfortably in the old modernist ‘hegemony’ Jencks thinks this is beyond.
- The late 1970s brought a revival of historicism, often resulting in a reaction against Modern Movement design principles and technology in design.
- But Panofsky does not actually spell out what Raphael did to escape the logic of historicism.
- This was furnished with a state bed, designed by Braund, an intriguing piece of historicism.
- Those favoured by the regime still tended towards the neo-Gothic in architecture and sculpture, and an academic historicism in painting.

Origin

Late 19th century: from historic, translating German Historismus.

词汇	historicism
释义	Definition of historicism in English: historicism noun hɪˈstɒrɪsɪz(ə)mhɪˈstɔrəˌsɪzəm mass noun 1The theory that social and cultural phenomena are determined by history. 历史主义，历史决定论（社会和文化现象由历史决定） Example sentencesExamples This, it seems to me, is the reason why theory is capable of replacing new historicism altogether. He explains Weber's transition from historicism to a historical social science. Thus the application of a concept of historicism remarkably similar to Lukács' led Teige to the absolutely opposite aesthetic conclusion. Thus criticism of the Historical Critical Method as historicism is incorrect, even though the method has been misused in that way. In his writings Karl Popper questioned the positivism and teleological historicism of the modern age. This is especially true of the concepts of hegemony and historicism, on which Coxian forms of critical theory have largely focused. Here is a writer who seems to have subscribed quite deeply to the sort of historicism that Chakrabarty describes. In the 1920s this was the target of the idealistic historicism of Benedetto Croce. Implicit in Godwin's privileging of romance over history is a kind of historicism that is directly opposed to Scott's. This is post-metaphysical historicism, after all, and what historicists do is narrate. To explicate this paradigm, the study, in addition to the tenets of border theory, draws on the insights of historicism and postcolonial theory. On the theoretical level, it shows the historicism of ‘culture’; the term, quite simply, means different things to different people at different times. Using the term historicism as a lens brings the shared cognitive assumptions that lay behind these formulations into sharper focus. The immediate genealogy of New Historicism was not German historicism but the Marxism of the mid-20th Century. This is surely not quite the kind of historicism that cultural critics in general really know what to do with. In most areas of social science there has been a persistent debate about the relative merits of ahistoricism and historicism. Thus the problem is clearly of escaping relativism and historicism without denying the historical origin of our existence and thought (Hegel). How new are cultural materialism and new historicism, for instance? In the dimension of time it appears as historicism, each occasion encased in its own context. The historicism and pseudo-objectivism of this approach leaves little room for theory of any kind. 1.1 The belief that historical events are governed by natural laws. 历史事件规律论 Example sentencesExamples The role of romance is to assimilate the ‘progress’ of society by naturalizing history via a certain kind of historicism. In other words, the primary structures Lukacs identified when criticizing the historicism of the naturalist novel could exist in artworks that portrayed no historical content whatsoever. I see a Wordsworthian version of Romantic historicism as self-reflexive, operating within the competing temporalities of modernity. 2The tendency to regard historical development as the most basic aspect of human existence. 历史第一主义 Example sentencesExamples Another dilemma for the human-rights project is the challenge of historicism and relativism. 3(in artistic and architectural contexts) excessive regard for past styles. 〈主贬〉（艺术，建筑）传统崇拜，复古主义 Example sentencesExamples He argued broadly as follows: Nineteenth-Century historicism had debased the currency of traditional architectural forms. But Panofsky does not actually spell out what Raphael did to escape the logic of historicism. This was furnished with a state bed, designed by Braund, an intriguing piece of historicism. The late 1970s brought a revival of historicism, often resulting in a reaction against Modern Movement design principles and technology in design. This is historicism, and sits comfortably in the old modernist ‘hegemony’ Jencks thinks this is beyond. Like architect Charles Moore, Smyth embraced overt historicism as a response to such a setting. Those favoured by the regime still tended towards the neo-Gothic in architecture and sculpture, and an academic historicism in painting. Its link to Art Nouveau, with its total rejection of historicism, makes it the starting point for all studies of modernism. Derivatives historicist noun Both Irving and Lacunza were premillennial but historicists. Example sentencesExamples This is post-metaphysical historicism, after all, and what historicists do is narrate. Against the historicists, it is possible to find cases where elements of international society developed in areas not sharing a common culture. But while Hobbes was a rationalist, Machiavelli was an historicist. Like Lukács, too, he is a Hegelian historicist for whom the art that matters is one flushed with the dynamic forces of its age. Origin Late 19th century: from historic, translating German Historismus. Definition of historicism in US English: historicism nounhiˈstôrəˌsizəmhɪˈstɔrəˌsɪzəm 1The theory that social and cultural phenomena are determined by history. 历史主义，历史决定论（社会和文化现象由历史决定） Example sentencesExamples On the theoretical level, it shows the historicism of ‘culture’; the term, quite simply, means different things to different people at different times. This, it seems to me, is the reason why theory is capable of replacing new historicism altogether. In most areas of social science there has been a persistent debate about the relative merits of ahistoricism and historicism. He explains Weber's transition from historicism to a historical social science. Implicit in Godwin's privileging of romance over history is a kind of historicism that is directly opposed to Scott's. In the 1920s this was the target of the idealistic historicism of Benedetto Croce. This is post-metaphysical historicism, after all, and what historicists do is narrate. The immediate genealogy of New Historicism was not German historicism but the Marxism of the mid-20th Century. This is especially true of the concepts of hegemony and historicism, on which Coxian forms of critical theory have largely focused. In his writings Karl Popper questioned the positivism and teleological historicism of the modern age. How new are cultural materialism and new historicism, for instance? Here is a writer who seems to have subscribed quite deeply to the sort of historicism that Chakrabarty describes. Thus criticism of the Historical Critical Method as historicism is incorrect, even though the method has been misused in that way. The historicism and pseudo-objectivism of this approach leaves little room for theory of any kind. In the dimension of time it appears as historicism, each occasion encased in its own context. Thus the problem is clearly of escaping relativism and historicism without denying the historical origin of our existence and thought (Hegel). To explicate this paradigm, the study, in addition to the tenets of border theory, draws on the insights of historicism and postcolonial theory. Using the term historicism as a lens brings the shared cognitive assumptions that lay behind these formulations into sharper focus. This is surely not quite the kind of historicism that cultural critics in general really know what to do with. Thus the application of a concept of historicism remarkably similar to Lukács' led Teige to the absolutely opposite aesthetic conclusion. 1.1 The belief that historical events are governed by laws. 历史事件规律论 Example sentencesExamples The role of romance is to assimilate the ‘progress’ of society by naturalizing history via a certain kind of historicism. In other words, the primary structures Lukacs identified when criticizing the historicism of the naturalist novel could exist in artworks that portrayed no historical content whatsoever. I see a Wordsworthian version of Romantic historicism as self-reflexive, operating within the competing temporalities of modernity. 2The tendency to regard historical development as the most basic aspect of human existence. 历史第一主义 Example sentencesExamples Another dilemma for the human-rights project is the challenge of historicism and relativism. 3(in artistic and architectural contexts) excessive regard for past styles. 〈主贬〉（艺术，建筑）传统崇拜，复古主义 Example sentencesExamples He argued broadly as follows: Nineteenth-Century historicism had debased the currency of traditional architectural forms. Like architect Charles Moore, Smyth embraced overt historicism as a response to such a setting. Its link to Art Nouveau, with its total rejection of historicism, makes it the starting point for all studies of modernism. This is historicism, and sits comfortably in the old modernist ‘hegemony’ Jencks thinks this is beyond. The late 1970s brought a revival of historicism, often resulting in a reaction against Modern Movement design principles and technology in design. But Panofsky does not actually spell out what Raphael did to escape the logic of historicism. This was furnished with a state bed, designed by Braund, an intriguing piece of historicism. Those favoured by the regime still tended towards the neo-Gothic in architecture and sculpture, and an academic historicism in painting. Origin Late 19th century: from historic, translating German Historismus.
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