A supporter or follower of modern ways or methods; (spec. in the 18th cent.) a person averring the superiority of modern over ancient literature.
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| 释义 | society > leisure > the arts > literature > literary world > [noun] > literary movements or theories > adherent of (32) modernist1703 A supporter or follower of modern ways or methods; (spec. in the 18th cent.) a person averring the superiority of modern over ancient literature. symbolist1812 A person who uses symbols, or practises symbolism. romanticist1821 Frequently in form Romanticist. An exponent or admirer of Romanticism in literature, art, or music. classicist1827 An advocate or imitator of classical styles, rules, or models. In early use opposed to romanticist. romantic1827 Frequently as Romantic. An adherent or practitioner of Romanticism in literature, art, etc.; a Romanticist. Cf. New Romantic, n. symbolizer1854 = symbolist, n. 2. archaist1867 A person who employs archaism, who makes use of archaic methods or language in art or literature. realist1868 An artist or writer dedicated to the use of realism (realism, n. 4) in his or her work. verist1884 One who believes in or practises the rigid representation of the truth or reality in literature or art. Also attributive. naturalist1888 A creative artist who aims at close representation of nature or reality; an adherent of artistic naturalism. In literature, theatre, film, etc. naturist1892 A creative artist, esp. a writer, who aims at a close representation of nature. Cf. naturalist, n. 6. Now chiefly historical. Teutonist1894 One whose writings have a Teutonic character or style. veritist1894 = verist, n. literary theorist1896 a person who theorizes about literature; an expert in or student of literary theory. neoclassicist1899 An adherent or practitioner of neoclassical style or principles. social realist1909 An adherent or practitioner of social realism. futurist1911 An adherent of futurism. Also attributive or as adj. postmodernist1914 A person living in the postmodern period; an adherent of postmodernism; one who practises, subscribes to, or advocates a postmodern style, point of… vorticist1914 An exponent of vorticism in art. postmodern1917 = postmodernist, n. Scythian1923 Russian Literature. An advocate of Scythism (sense c). surrealist1925 An adherent of surrealism. Also transferred. populist1930 A member of a group of French novelists in the late 1920s and early 1930s who emphasized observation of and sympathy with ordinary people. Now rare. ultraist1931 With capital initial. An adherent of Ultraism (additions 2). Also attributive or as adj. socialist-realist1935 lettrist1946 An exponent or advocate of lettrism. New Negro1953 In form New Negro. A member of any of various movements working for black rights; spec. an artist involved in the New Negro Movement (see compounds). formalist1955 A follower or advocate of formalism, n. 3, 4, 5. pre-modernist1962 A person with a style, approach, or viewpoint characteristic of a period before the introduction of modernism. Scyth1972 = Scythian, n. 1b. rare. dirty realist1987 A writer of fiction associated with the style and genre of dirty realism. po-mo1996 A postmodernist. |
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