形式主义 (xíng shì zhǔ yì) — formalism (in philosophy, art, or literary theory — emphasis on form over content); (pejorative) going through the motions; empty formalities; act of prioritizing appearance over substance

Définition

Two senses: in literary/philosophical criticism, the view that form matters more than content; in everyday use, a pejorative label for empty, ritual procedures with no real effect.

noun
formalism (in philosophy, art, or literary theory — emphasis on form over content)(pejorative) going through the motionsempty formalitiesact of prioritizing appearance over substance

Exemples

  • 形式主义
    Zhè zhǒng huì yì chún cuì shì xíng shì zhǔ yì, yì diǎn shí jì wèn tí dōu méi jiě jué.
    This kind of meeting is pure formalism — it didn't solve any real problems at all.
  • 形式主义
    Fǎn duì xíng shì zhǔ yì cái néng ràng gōng zuò zhēn zhèng luò dào shí chù.
    Only by opposing formalism can work truly be carried out effectively.
  • 形式主义
    Zài wén xué píng lùn zhōng, xíng shì zhǔ yì qiáng diào zuò pǐn de jié gòu ér hū lüè nèi róng.
    In literary criticism, formalism emphasizes a work's structure while ignoring its content.

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