antiquarianist
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3ADJ.
certain, traditional
ANTIQUARIANIST + NOUN
religion, specialist
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in
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noun
A proponent of antiquarianism.
As scholar he is an antiquarianist, a specialist in a particular field, and as a teacher he is concerned with his students.
[…] Angelus Politianus as being an antiquarianist according to certain critics.
adj
Pertaining to antiquarianism.
Within the framework of the ideology of antiquarianist (traditional) religion or culture, oppression is experienced sometimes as a problem, sometimes as a solution.
The cultural life around them would have been off-limits, which might explain why toward the end of the eighteenth century some Anglo-Irish men and women “awaken[ed] a new historical consciousness” (Trumpener 24) through antiquarianist scholarship that that (in true melancholist fashion) both preserved and mourned the folkloric traditions forbidden to them as children.
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6As scholar he is an antiquarianist, a specialist in a particular field, and as a teacher he is concerned with his students.
Wiktionary[…] Angelus Politianus as being an antiquarianist according to certain critics.
WiktionaryWithin a generation after Polo, Albornoz, and Cristóbal de Molina wrote their accounts, investigation into such things became a matter for antiquarianists: No longer performed, most such rites, especi
WiktionaryWithin the framework of the ideology of antiquarianist (traditional) religion or culture, oppression is experienced sometimes as a problem, sometimes as a solution.
WiktionaryThe cultural life around them would have been off-limits, which might explain why toward the end of the eighteenth century some Anglo-Irish men and women “awaken[ed] a new historical consciousness” (T
WiktionaryFirst, Spanish and Creole scholars developed a new kind of natural philosophy and began to share the naturalist and even antiquarianist interests of their European counterparts.
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