symbolist
英 ['sɪmbəlɪst]
美 ['sɪmblɪst]
英語の語源
- symbolist (n.)
- 1580s, from symbol + -ist. From 1888 in reference to a literary movement that aimed at representing ideas and emotions by indirect suggestion rather than direct expression, from French symboliste, coined 1885 by poet Paul Verlaine (1844-1896). Rejecting realism and naturalism, they attached symbolic meaning to certain objects, words, etc.
例文
- 1. The third chapter：fortune and misfortune：the back of the symbolist Confucius.
- 第三章：幸と不幸：孔子の背後を記号化する.