| 释义 |
a-hiˈstorical, a.
[f. a- 14 + historical a.]
Regardless of, or indifferent to, the historical aspect; not historical.
1957J. C. McKinney in Becker & Boskoff Mod. Sociol. Theory vii. 228 American sociology has been generally ahistorical in its approach to the study of society. It has instead concerned itself with the realm of ‘contemporary’ events. 1960H. Read Forms of Things Unknown ix. 146 It will be one of my purposes..to maintain that the negation of the historical present is not to be confused with an apathetic nihilism..that on the contrary, this a-historical art..is the only positive evidence of renewal..in the visual arts of our time. 1962E. E. Evans-Pritchard Essays Soc. Anthrop. iii. 46 Durkheim, though perhaps not anti⁓historical, had been ahistorical, at any rate in the sense that his developmental studies were in the field of evolutionary typology rather than of history proper. |