- 看过 catharsis 的人也看了 :
- ablution
- purification
- purgation
- release
- abreaction
- cleansing
- expurgation
- lustration
catharsis 的定义
plural ca·thar·ses [kuh-thahr-seez]. /kəˈθɑr siz/.
- the purging of the emotions or relieving of emotional tensions, especially through certain kinds of art, as tragedy or music.
- Medicine/Medical. purgation.
- Psychiatry. psychotherapy that encourages or permits the discharge of pent-up, socially unacceptable affects.discharge of pent-up emotions so as to result in the alleviation of symptoms or the permanent relief of the condition.
catharsis 近义词
purging, purification
catharsis 的近义词 8 个
catharsis 的反义词 1 个
更多catharsis例句
- Beabadoobee is at her best when she sounds like a friend shouldering your emotional baggage, translating heartbreak and disappointment into true catharsis.
- In Aristotle’s Poetics, he argues that catharsis is the central effect of great drama—a feeling of purgation and reawakening forged from a deep link between the audience and the protagonist.
- Movie theaters are the best environment for catharsis, but they need to respond to shifts in attitudes and taste.
- Flanagan seems to rely on emotional catharsis to divert audiences from the way his plots tend to collapse onto themselves in the finale.
- Your emotions find catharsis in the opera—circumspectly, in the darkness.
- People for whom a game that openly invites such jokes is a liberating catharsis.
- Listen closely enough, and you can hear a bit of emotional catharsis.
- But I always feel that making the film is the catharsis that stops the nightmares, if you will.
- Encountering such exaggerations on the page serves as a kind of catharsis, and provides a kind of perspective.
- If crying is the holy grail of therapeutic catharsis, I am clearly failing.
- He however refers only to the catharsis upon the spectator, but not to that of the author's work upon himself.
- He had no sympathy with the poetry that had a social message and he did not understand its effect as a catharsis.
- The bowels should be kept open by some mild catharsis, as castor oil or a pill of aloes.
- Her simple faith in immanent good was working upon his mind like a spiritual catharsis, to purge it of its clogging beliefs.
- Doses of from two to ten grains may be repeated at suitable intervals until catharsis has been produced.