symbolism
意味: The use of symbols to represent ideas, qualities, or concepts; a late 19th-century artistic and literary movement that used symbolic images and indirect suggestion to express mystical ideas and emotions.
Symbolism operates on multiple levels: in everyday communication, national flags and religious icons are forms of symbolism. In literature and art, symbolism involves using concrete objects or images to represent abstract concepts. As a specific movement (capitalised), Symbolism was a reaction against naturalism and realism, emphasising subjective experience and the power of suggestion over direct description.
例文
- The use of the colour red as symbolism for danger is virtually universal across cultures. 将红色用作危险的象征几乎是跨文化的普遍现象。El uso del color rojo como simbolismo del peligro es prácticamente universal en todas las culturas.赤い色を危険の象徴として使うことは、文化を超えてほぼ普遍的である。빨간색을 위험의 상징으로 사용하는 것은 문화를 초월하여 거의 보편적이다.
- Students were asked to analyse the symbolism of the river in the novel. 学生们被要求分析小说中河流的象征意义。Se pidió a los alumnos que analizaran el simbolismo del río en la novela.学生たちは小説における川の象徴性を分析するよう求められた。학생들은 소설에서 강의 상징성을 분석하도록 요청받았다.
- The Symbolism movement in French poetry influenced writers from Yeats to T.S. Eliot. 法国诗歌中的象征主义运动影响了从叶芝到T.S.艾略特的众多作家。El movimiento simbolista en la poesía francesa influyó en escritores desde Yeats hasta T. S. Eliot.フランス詩における象徴主義運動は、イェイツからT・S・エリオットに至る作家たちに影響を与えた。프랑스 시의 상징주의 운동은 예이츠에서 T. S. 엘리엇에 이르는 작가들에게 영향을 미쳤다.
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使い方ガイド
場面: academic, media
トーン: neutral
起源と歴史
From Greek symbolon (token, sign), from symballein (to throw together), combining syn- (together) and ballein (to throw). The artistic movement was named by Jean Moréas in his 1886 manifesto.
文化的背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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