neo-realism
Italian cinematic movement
Neo-realism is a movement in art, film, or philosophy that returns to realistic depiction after a period of abstraction or stylization.
In cinema, Italian neo-realism emerged after World War II, using non-professional actors and real locations to portray working-class life: Bicycle Thieves is a neo-realism classic.
In international relations theory, neo-realism emphasizes how the structure of the global system shapes state behavior more than individual leaders or ideologies do.
Of or from Rome's country
- postwarAfter hostilities end
- location shootingFilming at real places
- povertySevere lack of resources
- working classManual laborers collectively
documentary style · on-location · naturalism · humanist · everyday life · authentic · unscripted
Of meaning in language
- objectivityFreedom from personal bias
- metaphysicsPhilosophy of existence's nature
- correspondenceExchanged written communication
- bivalenceHaving exactly two values
verification · ontology · epistemology · propositions · language · intuitionism · existence · reference
Personal name, either position
- epistemologicalRelating to knowledge theory
- consciousnessState of sentient awareness
- external worldReality beyond one's consciousness
- naturalismWorldview excluding the supernatural
Montague · perception · objective · Harvard · Columbia · knowledge · empiricism
Disorder from absent authority
- balance of powerEqual distribution of influence
- securityProtection from threat
- systemicAffecting an entire structure
- polarityState of opposing forces
self-help · great powers · offensive · defensive · bipolarity · multipolarity · survival · statecraft
Italian
Of or from Rome's country
- postwarAfter hostilities end
- location shootingFilming at real places
- povertySevere lack of resources
working class · documentary style · on-location · naturalism · humanist · everyday life · authentic · unscripted
semantic
Of meaning in language
- objectivityFreedom from personal bias
- metaphysicsPhilosophy of existence's nature
- correspondenceExchanged written communication
bivalence · verification · ontology · epistemology · propositions · language · intuitionism · existence · reference · representation
Perry
Personal name, either position
- epistemologicalRelating to knowledge theory
- consciousnessState of sentient awareness
- external worldReality beyond one's consciousness
Montague · naturalism · perception · objective · Harvard · Columbia · knowledge · empiricism
anarchy
Disorder from absent authority
- balance of powerEqual distribution of influence
- securityProtection from threat
- systemicAffecting an entire structure
polarity · self-help · great powers · offensive · defensive · bipolarity · multipolarity · survival · statecraft · hegemony
- directorial approachescinema verite, storyboarding, long takes, handheld camera, documentary style
- art movementsPop Art, pop art, Impressionism, impressionism, Surrealism
- ontologyontology, being, existence, becoming, universals
- literary theorystructuralism, deconstruction, formalism, post-structuralism, poetics
neo-realismHollywood glamour
Film world's captivating elegance
expressionism · melodrama · costume drama · surrealism · formalism
neo-realismescapism
Habitual mental retreat
romanticism · idealization · propaganda · fairy tale · wish fulfillment
neo-realismliberalism
Philosophy valuing reform, tolerance
constructivism · idealism · critical theory · cosmopolitanism · poststructuralism
real, reality, realistic, realism, realist, neologism, neoclassicism