adj.(对历史事件)持修正论的，(社会主义者的行动或观点)修正主义的，修正主义者的
n.修正主义者，修正的社会主义者，修订者

原形：revisionist复数：revisionists

Revisionist historians argue that the traditional view of World War II is overly simplistic.
修正主义历史学家认为，传统对二战的看法过于简单化。
The revisionist interpretation of economic history challenges the long-held belief in free-market supremacy.
经济史的修正观点质疑了长久以来对自由市场的绝对优势的信念。
Many scholars have adopted a revisionist approach to studying colonialism, examining its complexities and nuances.
许多学者采取了修正主义方法研究殖民主义，深入探讨其复杂性和细微之处。
In literature, revisionists often reinterpret classic works to offer new perspectives or challenge original interpretations.
在文学中，修正主义者常常重新解读经典作品，提供新的视角或质疑原初解读。
The political revisionism movement sought to revise the official policies of the past without necessarily rejecting them outright.
政治修正主义运动试图修改过去的官方政策，但不一定完全否定它们。
Economists have become more revisionist in their analysis of globalization, acknowledging its mixed effects on economies.
经济学家在分析全球化时变得更加修正主义，承认它对经济的影响有好有坏。
A revisionist film director might take a non-traditional approach to retelling a historical event, focusing on marginalized voices.
修正主义电影导演可能会以非传统方式重述历史事件，侧重于边缘化的声音。
The revisionist theory of climate change posits that natural factors play a larger role than human activities in recent warming trends.
气候变化的修正理论认为，自然因素在最近的变暖趋势中起着更大的作用。
In the field of art history, revisionists challenge the established narratives by questioning the authenticity of certain works.
在艺术史领域，修正主义者通过质疑某些作品的真实性来挑战既定叙事。
Some philosophers advocate a revisionist epistemology, arguing that our knowledge is constantly evolving and subject to revision.
一些哲学家主张修正主义认识论，认为我们的知识不断变化并可能需要修正。