modernist 英 ['mɒdənɪst]   美 ['mɒdənɪst]

modernist

modernist  英 ['mɒdənɪst] 美 ['mɒdənɪst]

n. 现代主义者;现代主义艺术家  adj. 现代主义的 

名词复数:modernists 

There was a return to ornamentation—and there was a frivolity—something over and above the brutal structural form of the old modernist designs. 有对装饰的回归——有轻浮——那是一些凌驾于老套的现代主义设计这种残忍的结构形式的东西。
All right. So today we take our numbers two and three, the participatory aesthetic of Benjamin and the modernist totality of Adorno. We see the way in which they conflict with each other. 今天我们讨论了第二点和第三点理论,本杰明的参与审美理论,以及阿多诺的,现代主义整体性理论,我们看到了两者的矛盾之处。

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  • n. 现代主义者;现代主义艺术家
  • adj. 现代主义的
  • 1. There was a return to ornamentation—and there was a frivolity—something over and above the brutal structural form of the old modernist designs.

    有对装饰的回归——有轻浮——那是一些凌驾于老套的现代主义设计这种残忍的结构形式的东西。

  • 2. All right. So today we take our numbers two and three, the participatory aesthetic of Benjamin and the modernist totality of Adorno. We see the way in which they conflict with each other.

    今天我们讨论了第二点和第三点理论,本杰明的参与审美理论,以及阿多诺的,现代主义整体性理论,我们看到了两者的矛盾之处。

  • 3. Theirs was among the first international design firms to base their work on the modernist principle that a good design could have a positive effect on all aspects of life, not just on business.

    他们是首批将作品建立在现代主义原则上的跨国工作室之一,他们相信好的设计不仅仅在商业上,还能够对生活的方方面面起到积极地作用。

  • modernist (n.) 1580s, "a modern person," from modern + -ist. Later, "a supporter of the modern" (as opposed to the classical), c. 1700. As a follower of a movement in the arts (modernism), attested from 1927.
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