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单词 mimesis
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mimesis
noun[U]
literature,theatre & film,social sciencespecialized
uk
/mɪˈmiː.sɪs/us
/mɪˈmiː.sɪs/
theactofrepresentingorimitatingrealityinart,especiallyliterature:
（文学艺术创作中的）模拟，模仿
For both Plato and Aristotle,artisticmimesis isrelativelyincapableofexpressingthecharacteroffundamentalreality.柏拉图和亚里士多德认为，相对来说艺术模仿无法表达基本现实的特征。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Representation in art & in general
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  • capture
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  • confederate
  • non-representational
  • non-symbolic
  • perspective
  • pictograph
  • poetic licence
  • realist
  • represent
  • representation
  • representational
  • semiotic
  • simulacrum
  • symbolism
  • ultrarealism
  • volumetric
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Copying and copies
Reality and truth
(Definition ofmimesisfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofmimesis

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Physical structures are grasped as embodied sensations, through an unconscious bodilymimesis.
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What happens, for example, when representation is no longer merelymimesisbut a more than adequate substitute, when paper becomes more or better than gold?
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Looking at them closely allows us to see how a great achievement of literarymimesisexplores its own mythologies of art.
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Mimesis, in this sequence, is a process of staging - or coming into being - that is never fully achieved.
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In a manner appropriate to popular (as opposed to neoclassical) comedy, the improvisatory vitality of performance subverts the literary predictability of conventionalmimesis.
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Because of the central role of sound recording and reproduction, the concept ofmimesisor the mimetic is also used as a theoretical tool.
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It therefore appears that the practice might problematise the classical pairing ofmimesis(showing) and diegesis (telling).
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These performances are mimetic representations, of course, but by largely substituting the conventions of popular clowning for those of dramatic impersonation they effectively mockmimesis.
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Themimesisthat operates the elision of the dividing line between fiction, journalism, folkloristics and song is here used as a means of interpretive privilege.
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The tapes offer the first sustained literary experiment in themimesisof the spontaneous immediacy of personal interractions.
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The building is not just the arrogant and callousmimesisof one particular 'style'.
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Like a painter striving for perfectmimesis, an embodied consciousness might use patches of red in the head to represent a red apple.
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The most common is lowmimesis, in which the actions of others are deemed, like "ours," to be ordinary and unexciting.
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The frightening reality is thatmimesiscuts both ways.
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The contrast between discovery and invention, or the degree of intervention of the composer provides another dimension for the articulation ofmimesis.
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