Source Word
Dada
IPA(Pronunciation)
Noun
uncountable
A
cultural
movement
that
began
in
Zürich,
Switzerland
during
and
as
a
reaction
to
World
War
I
and
peaked
from
1916
to
1920,
which
primarily
involved
visual
arts,
literature
(mainly
poetry),
theatre,
and
graphic
design,
and
was
characterized
by
deliberate
irrationality,
disillusionment,
cynicism,
nihilism,
randomness,
and
rejection
of
the
prevailing
standards
in
art.
Japanese Meaning
ダダとは、第一次世界大戦中および戦後の反芸術運動としてスイスのチューリッヒで始まり、1916年から1920年頃に最高潮に達した文化運動です。主に視覚芸術、詩を中心とした文学、演劇、グラフィックデザインなどを含み、意図的な非合理性、幻滅、皮肉、虚無主義、無作為性、そして従来の芸術基準に対する否定が特徴とされています。
Sense（1）
A
cultural
movement
that
began
in
Zürich,
Switzerland
during
and
as
a
reaction
to
World
War
I
and
peaked
from
1916
to
1920,
which
primarily
involved
visual
arts,
literature
(mainly
poetry),
theatre,
and
graphic
design,
and
was
characterized
by
deliberate
irrationality,
disillusionment,
cynicism,
nihilism,
randomness,
and
rejection
of
the
prevailing
standards
in
art.
