primitivism

This notion in which so many find rest is only a further proof of primitivism.

The need for origins and wholeness was part of Primitivism.

In so doing, he opened a universe of savagery and primitivism.

And because the topic is a critical hot potato, he's likely to find himself, as he did with the primitivism show, caught in the middle.

He treats his music with the same combination of precision and primitivism.

While there, did he have access to the Director's collection of Primitivism?

The survivors soon learned primitivism was the only way they could survive."

In "primitivism," the artist's modernism found a way to the future.

He is remembered for his interest in primitivism, which was an important stage toward romanticism.

But there has to be more to tattooing than feminism or primitivism.

"I absolutely agree with you: everything comes from our peasant and his primitivism.

The primitivism of the 'strong brown god' is healthier: a childhood promising growth.

Living in France was influenced by primitivism art school.

How can this sort of primitivism be successful now?"

The alleged technical primitivism of Soviet aircraft is a myth.

Also primitivism and crepuscular landscape art are used to describe his work.

It was decided to write the music for this play in the spirit of folk primitivism."

The doctors who study her discover that book learning is bad, primitivism is good.

That's what Edenism was supposed to be about, to lift us above this primitivism.

That we've gone from primitivism to decadence and weakness in a single generation?

The literati had more than a touch of primitivism.

The Reebok commercial showed an exercise class, so the team wanted "dance music with modern primitivism," he said.

If you're hung up on primitivism, you could be skeptical about the gentleness of this record.

For all its primitivism, my Walkman has strengths that a music player cannot match.

It seeks to explore the course of modern primitivism.