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Definition of representationalism in English: representationalismnoun ˌrɛprɪzɛnˈteɪʃ(ə)n(ə)lɪz(ə)mˌreprəˌzenˈtāSHənlˌizəm mass noun1The practice or advocacy of representational art. Example sentencesExamples - Their work led him to conclude that both analytic philosophy and the linguistic turn were nothing more than the ‘last refuge’ of representationalism.
- Can it change its aesthetic, yielding the standard of visual realism to photography, which already occupies the high ground of respectable representationalism in many western museums?
- And that is what is accomplished by the specifically representationalist part of strong representationalism does, not by the functionalist part.
- This expressivity, in our view, is the critical element for the construction of a politics of dispute that is not bound to modes of representationalism and the socio-cultural momentum that permits, even delights in, the horrors of war.
- The earliest representation of the Buddha in the exhibition is a breathtakingly beautiful import from Gandhara with its echo of Hellenistic representationalism.
- Here, representationalism borders on musical Impressionism, a concept Wagner discussed with Auguste Renoir.
- Like Sigmar Polke, he shifts gears between a tonal representationalism that is somewhat photographic and layered drawing, and then pulls away, leaving a gestural abstraction on top.
- Representationalism has its limits.
- The second reason why pragmatists have dismissed representationalism has to do with concerns in the theory of knowledge.
- Outside representationalism, what we are dealing with could not be culture as such.
- George Maciunas has emphasized the importance of their work, expounding a theory against representationalism in art, semiotics, illusionism, and abstraction.
- The role of Abstract Expressionism, whose characteristic feature was the lack of representationalism, is the focus of this well-illustrated and well-documented video.
- As an artist who gained prominence in the turbulent and exciting 1960s, he was instrumental in the transition from abstract expressionism toward a return to the object and representationalism.
- The exhibition notes tell us that he exploited the tension between abstract patterns and representationalism.
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another term for representationism Example sentencesExamples - Tye has recently advanced a theory of the first sort; this is what I call his representationalism.
- The subject of representationalism therefore comes to appear as naturally given, just as, in this view, technology is also a given.
- In ‘Bergson's Conception of Difference,’ Deleuze unfolds Bergson's potential as a critic of representationalism, reconcilable with Nietzsche and as an alternative to Heidegger.
- As emphasized above, Berkeley's campaign against matter, as he presents it in the Principles, is directed against materialist representationalism and presupposes representationalism.
- It combines elements of both representationalism and higher-order theory but does so in a way that varies interestingly from the more standard versions of either.
Derivatives adjective & noun Early representationalists combined a psychological claim about the mental particulars that mediate our perceptions with an epistemological claim to the effect that only mental things can be perceived. Example sentencesExamples - One could define it coarsely in terms of satisfaction or truth conditions, but understood in that way the representationalist thesis seems clearly false.
- Unlike many other representationalists of the '90s, the artist relies for inspiration not on photos of the site but on her memories of a place.
- In the second half of his paper Rowlands puts forward an externalist account of experiences, carefully distinguishing such an account from representationalist accounts of experience.
- It should be clear that Husserl's critique of representationalist views of perception which we examined earlier bars this particular route to idealism.
Definition of representationalism in US English: representationalismnounˌreprəˌzenˈtāSHənlˌizəm 1The practice or advocacy of representational art. Example sentencesExamples - The role of Abstract Expressionism, whose characteristic feature was the lack of representationalism, is the focus of this well-illustrated and well-documented video.
- The earliest representation of the Buddha in the exhibition is a breathtakingly beautiful import from Gandhara with its echo of Hellenistic representationalism.
- Outside representationalism, what we are dealing with could not be culture as such.
- As an artist who gained prominence in the turbulent and exciting 1960s, he was instrumental in the transition from abstract expressionism toward a return to the object and representationalism.
- George Maciunas has emphasized the importance of their work, expounding a theory against representationalism in art, semiotics, illusionism, and abstraction.
- The second reason why pragmatists have dismissed representationalism has to do with concerns in the theory of knowledge.
- Like Sigmar Polke, he shifts gears between a tonal representationalism that is somewhat photographic and layered drawing, and then pulls away, leaving a gestural abstraction on top.
- Here, representationalism borders on musical Impressionism, a concept Wagner discussed with Auguste Renoir.
- And that is what is accomplished by the specifically representationalist part of strong representationalism does, not by the functionalist part.
- This expressivity, in our view, is the critical element for the construction of a politics of dispute that is not bound to modes of representationalism and the socio-cultural momentum that permits, even delights in, the horrors of war.
- Can it change its aesthetic, yielding the standard of visual realism to photography, which already occupies the high ground of respectable representationalism in many western museums?
- Their work led him to conclude that both analytic philosophy and the linguistic turn were nothing more than the ‘last refuge’ of representationalism.
- The exhibition notes tell us that he exploited the tension between abstract patterns and representationalism.
- Representationalism has its limits.
2Philosophy
another term for representationism Example sentencesExamples - As emphasized above, Berkeley's campaign against matter, as he presents it in the Principles, is directed against materialist representationalism and presupposes representationalism.
- It combines elements of both representationalism and higher-order theory but does so in a way that varies interestingly from the more standard versions of either.
- The subject of representationalism therefore comes to appear as naturally given, just as, in this view, technology is also a given.
- In ‘Bergson's Conception of Difference,’ Deleuze unfolds Bergson's potential as a critic of representationalism, reconcilable with Nietzsche and as an alternative to Heidegger.
- Tye has recently advanced a theory of the first sort; this is what I call his representationalism.
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