新しんロマン主しゅ義ぎ

also: しんろうまんしゅぎ · しんローマンしゅぎ

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Meanings

noun

neo-romanticism

An artistic and literary movement that revived romantic ideals, often contrasted with naturalism and modernism. Used in historical and critical contexts.

新しんロマン主しゅ義ぎは19世せい紀き末まつにヨーロッパで興おこった芸げい術じゅつ運うん動どうです。
Neo-romanticism is an artistic movement that arose in Europe at the end of the 19th century.
彼かれの作さく品ひんには新しんロマン主しゅ義ぎの影えい響きょうが色いろ濃こく見みられる。
The influence of neo-romanticism is strongly evident in his works.

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Kanji

新new
主lord, chief, master
義righteousness, justice, morality
浪wandering, waves, billows
漫cartoon, involuntarily, unrestrained

Related words

ロマン主しゅ義ぎ
Romanticism (the earlier movement); 新ロマン主義 is a later revival or reinterpretation.

Built from

新しん+ロマン主しゅ義ぎ

Written forms

新しんロマン主しゅ義ぎ
Standard modern spelling using katakana ロマン.
新しん浪漫ろうまん主しゅ義ぎ
ateji (phonetic kanji usage)
Ateji spelling; 浪漫 is a phonetic rendering. Rarely used today.
新しんローマン主しゅ義ぎ
Variant with long vowel mark; less common than 新ロマン主義.
しんろうまんしゅぎ
しんローマンしゅぎ

Etymology

From 新 (new) + ロマン主義 (romanticism). The term is a direct translation of the Western concept of neo-romanticism.