Sentences with word «medievalism»

As Charles Barry and A.W.N. Pugin's New Palace of Westminster steadily rose, the relevance of medievalism for ordinary people was intensely questioned by the press.
I have described the coming epoch as a new medievalism («The New Middle....
I forsee a return to Medievalism with multi-national corporations and uber - wealthy individuals operating like walled - city states in Italy with a huge class of serfs allied to some «noble» house trying to eak out a living and a few resilient guilds and trades trying to maximize their skills and options amid the larger forces that control their world's sphere.
[the Catholic historian Christopher Dawson argued that] both the Protestant north, with its austere religion of individual and interior faith, and a Catholic France, which had resisted the Counter-Reformation, were the seedbeds of modern secularity through their detaching of reason from both faith and imagination, thus liberating it for purely instrumental purposes... His was not a sentimental medievalism....
McDonagh could have turned this into dark satire of American medievalism, a much - deserved lump of coal at the bottom of the stocking for an abandonment of common civility and caring.
If we don't embrace the strange unwieldiness of the pluralities of our time, we'll fall back into the dichotomous medievalism of The Song of Roland, which presaged: «ye are likely to fight such a battle as was never fought before.»
In this respect, Juniper is apparently advocating a return not only to a pre-technological society, but to political medievalism.
From this vantage point, authority in religion suggests an ominous return to the kind of medievalism we can do without.
I have described the coming epoch as a new medievalism («The New Middle Ages,» August / September 2016).
- ism does not mean a word is a religion or else consumerism, commercialism would be religions, as well is medievalism, pointillism and voluntarism.
Modern - era Catholic «medievalism,» for instance, has displayed a disturbing tendency to invert into Catholic modernism, or to subordinate faith to politics, or both.
There is a history of «medievalism» on the left.
My sense is that Phillip Blond's medievalism is, at least in part, a reflection of this pluralist perspective.
(1) Medievalism.
But seriously, here are some thoughts on Phillip Blond's medievalism and critique of liberalism.
The designer often skates around a kind of nu - medievalism, but the collection was longer, leaner and more youthful than anything else he's shown.
In the Imagination section, William Holman Hunt's The Eve of St Agnes (1848) brings the Pre-Raphaelite artist's deep investigation of poetry and medievalism to life in a rush of tiny brushstrokes.
Inside is a very odd experience — an unsettling merger of sci - fi and medievalism, and a treatise on ideas around replication and religion.
In 1850 the group held another exhibition, and Millais» painting, Christ in the House of His Parents caused a stir among critics, who rejected the medievalism of the style.
Shows in this not - for - profit space have tackled the persistence of medievalism and psychogeography.
I am no fan of Prince Philip, but maybe as a vestige of medievalism himself, he recognizes what is going on when he said universities are the only true incestuous system in our society.
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