Translations for „bohemianism“ in the English » German Dictionary

bo·he·mian·ism [bəʊˈhi:miənɪzəm, Am boʊ-] N no pl

bohemianism

Boheme f

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We aren't going to promote smokefests, bohemianism, all this stuff they try to pass off as innocuous when it isn't.

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Back then, bohemianism... was the pursuit of liberation, of a splash of sincerity, and not total hypocrisy.

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For an era supposedly defined by bourgeois bohemianism, architecture -- a synthesis of aesthetics with hardheaded pragmatism -- was the perfect field.

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Nor was it noticeably associated with bohemianism as such.

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Once the capital of bohemianism, it is stymied by rigid rules and burgeoning property prices.

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The song then continues with the celebration of bohemianism from the first part of the song.

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Bohemianism as a personal style in dress and demeanour is easy enough to establish.

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In essence, bohemianism represented a personal, cultural and social reaction to the bourgeois life.

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Violent, squalid and depraved perhaps, but without the delicious curl of bohemianism.

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Communism and bohemianism were often part of the same anti-bourgeois revolt.

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