formalist / ˈfɔr məˌlɪz əm /

形式主义形式主义者形式主义者形式主义的

formalist 的定义

n. 名词 noun
  1. strict adherence to, or observance of, prescribed or traditional forms, as in music, poetry, and art.
  2. Religion. strong attachment to external forms and observances.
  3. Ethics. a doctrine that acts are in themselves right or wrong regardless of consequences.
  4. Logic, Mathematics. a doctrine, which evolved from a proposal of David Hilbert, that mathematics, including the logic used in proofs, can be based on the formal manipulation of symbols without regard to their meaning.

formalist 近义词

formalist

等同于 perfectionist

formalist

等同于 disciplinarian

更多formalist例句

  1. They are usually treated with the utmost sobriety, pondered as great works of formalist – even spiritual – exploration.
  2. Flavin was keen on such mundane connections in his earliest years, then rejected them when he became a famous formalist.
  3. The messy signature actually detracts and distracts from a formalist reading of these otherwise pristine works.
  4. Shklovsky, a literary critic who co-founded the Russian Formalist movement, was hopelessly in love with the writer Elsa Triolet.
  5. Winston is rigorous in requiring what is due to his position—is, in some respects, a fearful formalist.
  6. But Goethe was not a formalist, and he was very far from the static conception of life which is at the base of pure morphology.
  7. As an upholder of the law he becomes a formalist and a reactionary.
  8. "They appear to like the formalist too, as well as the form," said Colville, with scorn not obviously necessary.
  9. He seemed to the king to be a tiresome formalist and censor, who was only scrupulous in resisting the royal will.