n.打破旧习；破坏偶像；破坏偶像主义

Iconoclasm is the rejection or destruction of religious or cultural symbols and icons considered to be idolatrous or heretical.
图像破坏主义是对被认为偶像崇拜或异端的宗教或文化符号和图标的拒绝或销毁。
The Protestant Reformation was accompanied by widespread iconoclasm, as reformers targeted Catholic art and architecture.
新教改革伴随着广泛的图像破坏运动，改革者们针对天主教艺术和建筑。
The French Revolution was characterized by a radical iconoclasm that saw the toppling of countless statues of royalty and deities.
法国大革命以激进的形象破坏为特点，无数王室和神祇的雕像被推倒。
In modern times, some feminist movements have engaged in iconoclasm to challenge traditional gender roles represented in popular culture.
在现代，一些女性主义运动通过形象破坏来挑战流行文化中所表现的传统性别角色。
The avant-garde artists of the early 20th century often displayed an iconoclastic attitude towards traditional art forms.
- 20世纪初的前卫艺术家们常常对传统艺术形式表现出一种颠覆性的态度。
The punk rock movement was a form of musical iconoclasm that rejected mainstream pop culture and its values.
锁链摇滚运动是一种音乐上的图像破坏主义，它摒弃了主流流行文化和其价值观。
In some Islamic cultures, strict interpretation of the Quranic prohibition on image worship leads to iconoclasm.
在某些伊斯兰文化中，对《古兰经》禁止偶像崇拜的严格解释导致了图像破坏的行为。
After the Russian Revolution, the Bolsheviks embarked on a campaign of iconoclasm against Tsarist monuments and religious icons.
十月革命后，布尔什维克党开始了针对沙皇纪念碑和宗教圣像的摧毁运动。
Iconoclasm can also manifest in the form of censorship, when certain ideas or images are banned from public discourse.
图像破坏主义也可以表现为审查制度的形式，即某些观念或图像被禁止在公共讨论中出现。
The debate over confederate monuments in the United States has ignited a contemporary conversation about history, race, and iconoclasm.
美国内关于邦联纪念碑的辩论引发了当下有关历史、种族以及图像破坏主义的讨论。