Similar words: primitive, primitively, positivism, activism, nativism, negativism, relativism, collectivism. Meaning: ['prɪmətɪvɪzm] 
n. 1. a wild or unrefined state 2. a genre characteristic of (or imitative of) primitive artists or children.
n. 1. a wild or unrefined state 2. a genre characteristic of (or imitative of) primitive artists or children. 
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1. Primitivism To look at the mystery of cave art means first of all to look at our own prejudices.
2. Yet, as much as reversion to primitivism, so settling back into childhood enjoyment and innocence was undesirable to Eliot.
3. His distrust of cities carries an odor of primitivism.
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4. The pursuit of primitivism can be seen throughout D.
5. The conflict between primitivism and anti - primitivism forms the contrary leading attitudes.
6. There's a great deal of primitivism in the large pieces of paper torn, ripped, cut and assembled, covering the bodies, writing with big brushes and bold black ink.
7. All these show Hezhe minority's characteristics of primitivism, blend and gradual change in their ethical and moral concept.
8. The Primitivism is the exceptional one; its central principal is influential to other painting schools from Post- Impressionism , Fauvism to Cubism.
9. There is some kind of latent primitivism in poetic thinking, Richards That's what he means by "fiction" or "pseudo-statement."
10. The career of Noyes had shown how some people blended futurism with primitivism.
11. Criticizing the modem civilization with primitiveness is the main feature of the primitivism literature.
12. That may be the result of the interweaving of the ritual-orientation and carnival-orientation in primitivism.
13. As the sole love poem in the Bible, the Canticles not only spreads around a bold and flowing love, but embodies the theme and connotation of rigid primitivism.
14. The famous series of "cut-outs" by Henri Matie are a good example of primitivism .
15. In the paper the author applies the critic method of primitivism to appreciate Shen Congwen's novels.
16. It is beneficial to understand and study the meaning and dualism of Primitivism in both painting and music.
17. At the Morning Star Ranch in Marin, the residents called their way of life "voluntary primitivism," a design for living that transcended both excessive affluence and minimal hygiene.
18. Whereas Lovelock puts his faith in advanced technology, Linkola proposes a turn to fascistic primitivism.
19. The famous series of cut Henri Matisse are a good example of primitivism.
20. The famous series of "cut-outs" by Henri Matisse are a good example of primitivism.
21. Criticizing the modern civilization with primitiveness is the main feature of the primitivism literature.
22. Since the second half of 20th century, the topics of Orientalism, Japonisme and Primitivism have moved to the forefront of art-history discussion.
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