expressionism
n. 表现主义
Expressionism is a style of art, literature, and music which uses symbols and exaggeration to represent emotions, rather than representing physical reality.
1. an art movement early in the 20th century; the artist's subjective expression of inner experiences was emphasized; an inner feeling was expressed through a distorted rendition of reality
Famous Austrian writer, Franz Kafka, is the literary father of the contemporary western era, the literary master of expressionism.
弗兰茨.卡夫卡是奥地利著名作家, 20世纪西方现代派文学之父, 表现主义文学大师.
So Walter Benjamin support the Modernist art like Expressionism.
所以本雅明拥护表现主义等现代艺术.
New Stories is the product of profound influence exerted by expressionism upon Lu Xuan.
故事新编》是鲁迅受到表现主义深刻影响之下的产物.
This paper is intended to make a study of truth and absurdity of expressionism in Castle.
该作品体现了表现主义的特征,就从表现主义中的荒诞与真实两个方面对这部作品进行了解读.
The author also analyses the similarities of expressionism and symbolism from the two works.
其间又穿插对表现主义和象征主义在这些作家作品中的相似之处的分析.