idealisation การใช้

• His works were mixture of Byzantine iconography and Gothic idealisation.
• There is nothing wrong with talking about the properties of physical idealisations.
• Both compositions depict young girls with a typical mixture of realism and idealisation.
• Thus, there is no idealisation of the child.
• It is an idealisation, not a precise description.
• Again it was an idealisation of the subject.
• Van der Weyden moved portraiture away from idealisation and towards more naturalistic representation . ]]
• However, perfect periodicity is an idealisation.
• This was in keeping with Roberts'conscious idealisation of the Australian pastoral worker and landscape.
• The idealisation of motherhood is also a regular theme, as are aspects of the bucolic life.
• Nationalism, aestheticism, and the idealisation of folk art characterised the folklore collections of the time.
• She challenges the idealisation of beliefs, but endorses the goal of separating beliefs and other intentional states.
• In the Victorian era there was a growing sympathy for children and an idealisation of the innocence of childhood.
• The memorial is conceptualised around a strong belief in Christianity in combination with a dramatisation and idealisation of love.
• The depiction of Turks in " Les Orientales " mixes condemnation, idealisation, and crude envy.
• Her face bears elements of idealisation, although for the most part she is presented as a real woman.
• The idealisation of this Empire as the symbol of universal order led to the construction of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Although van der Weyden did not adhere to the conventions of idealisation, he generally sought to flatter his sitters.
• Her expression is enigmatic and inscrutable, the portrait is an idealisation, showing the sitter as chaste and incorruptible.
• Melanie Klein saw the projection of good parts of the self as leading potentially to over-idealisation of the object.