In this fertile period he has embraced aspects of classicism, formalism, surrealism and most obviously, postmodernism. |
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Now I love formalism, if it reaches sensible results, and if it rests on formal distinctions that make sense. |
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Here, surely, is a prime example of how formalism makes economists impervious to the evidence. |
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Powell's formalism is not only distended and sonic, but also the product of subtly tailored typography and syntax. |
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Judd's thesis augured the inevitable evolution of Modern art into pure formalism and object-ness. |
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His music combined dazzling bursts of musical light with Gallic elegance and the rigorous formalism of a classicist. |
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The transactional interpretation would then have to be considered in the context of such a revised formalism to decide if a conflict exists. |
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Coercive, manipulative attempts to recur to the symbolic end in dead formalism, like bad adolescent prose and most modern poetry. |
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Shanghai is making government administration more transparent to its citizens, while firmly doing away with formalism and bureaucratism. |
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Financial services in Bulgaria are still branded by formalism, bureaucracy and lack of interest, analysts said. |
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Will high culture drive into the cul-de-sac of formalism, preferring museality to the contaminations of experience? |
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This essay praised Propp's work, but pointed out that the problem with formalism was its policy of ignoring thematic content. |
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The brothers are often accused of empty formalism, offering up homages to film genres but lacking soul. |
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In this way, neoclassicism's insistent formalism did little to close the gap between style and meaning. |
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Brouwer emphasizes, as he had done in his dissertation, that formalism presupposes contextual mathematics at the metalevel. |
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Term formalism can perhaps be extended to the integers and rational numbers, but what are the real numbers supposed to be? |
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Artists guilty or suspected of formalism were persecuted and encouraged to make public recantations for their offences. |
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The materiality of the paint and the sticky pull and release of the printing process showed a rough and ready formalism at work. |
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An emphasis on social context has long been looked to as an alternative to the elitism and limited scope of Greenbergian formalism. |
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In contrast to what he sees as the dry formalism of his forbears, Morrison offers a self-consciously passionate response to the play. |
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His doctrine differed substantially from the formalism of Hilbert and the logicism of Russell. |
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They explicitly disavow the classical philosophies of formalism, logicism, Platonism, intuitionism, and social constructivism. |
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In this way, they could institutionalize the dead hand of formalism and the fetishism of authority, so as to stifle the process of discovery. |
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In its hostility towards formalism, Performance art related to other contemporary movements, including Conceptual art and Environmental art. |
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The heist sequence circles the formalist Melville back to the place where realism and formalism intersect. |
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Though the Hives open themselves up to style-over-substance gripes, there is real feeling amidst their artifice and formalism. |
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The paper does reveal a proper analysis of meronymy, once one penetrates the formalism and the notation. |
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But I was interested in the degree to which his vision was essentially pragmatist, or to be more specific, formalism justified by pragmatism. |
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Throughout his career, Sturr integrated pristine formalism with a tender humanism. |
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The other basic version of formalism likens the practice of mathematics to a game played with linguistic characters. |
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It led to unnecessary formalism and unjustified categorisation of witnesses. |
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For students steeped in late classical formalism, myself included, Lachmann's message of radical subjectivism was strange stuff indeed. |
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When it comes to the philosophical issue of the nature of truth, most mathematicians fall into one of two camps called formalism and Platonism. |
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But much of the poetry is the same old sestinas and villanelles you see everywhere else under the reign of new formalism. |
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But at least it's better than formalism, logicism, intuitionism, constructivism or Platonism. |
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He shared a nineteenth-century German dislike for religious formalism and ceremony. |
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But the law is free of that strangulating formalism that is seen as a burden rather than a blessing. |
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It also suggested that a high level of formalism, discipline, and control is required for flexibility to be achieved. |
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Evangelicity, in other words, guards against ecclesial formalism by breaching the walls of institutional isolationism. |
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They target a variety of subjects, including formalism in art, our current obsession with terrorism, and American overabundance. |
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After decades of dead formalism in denominational churches, the charismatic movement seemed to bring great spiritual freedom. |
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Fortunately, I grew out of the spell of legal formalism and its infantile over-simplifications. |
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This superficially mawkish fairy tale is subverted by a remarkable combination of comic brutality, acute formalism, and inconsolable sorrow. |
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Desolation has become global and the photographer's world is decidedly anchored in formalism. |
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A slew of sculptors have emerged in Los Angeles in the last few years, but most seem stuck in either constrictive formalism or murky surrealism. |
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Mallarme's rejection of Parnassian formalism also mirrored Wilmarth's ambivalent relationship with Minimalism's formal and intellectual premises. |
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When judging legal cases, British courts have a long tradition of formalism. |
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More labels spring to mind, formalism and symbolism among them. |
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The concept is that the formalism of past summits has made meaningful conversation difficult. |
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In The History of the Maghrib, Ralph Mantheim states that the Andalusians introduced court etiquette, formalism and diplomacy into North African society. |
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But while mathematical formalism may camouflage assumptive foolishness, it does not correct its theoretical effects and may exaggerate them, hence the unrealistic result. |
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But it's also the symmetry, the formalism, the idea of the schematic work. |
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Of course, Brennan's purpose is to revise the idea that formalism was monolithic and uninventive, not to situate the Stieglitz circle's aesthetics in historical context. |
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This latest show, however, confirms that his art is still resolutely factual and transparent, and his commitment to a kind of painterly formalism undiminished. |
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His painterly interpretations of place and moment are bolstered by an alert formalism and a chromatic appetite that often induce him to take color harmonics to their limits. |
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That would be formalism, which is either arid or else, in some kind of complicated, sinister, paranoid way, connected to the oppressive operations of a mysterious power group. |
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Having conquered New Zealand years ago the army is beginning to lose its elan and ferocity and is drifting into empty formalism and bureaucratisation. |
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From the highest to the lowest, all were entangled in a subtle web of mutual espionage, and every element of individuality was crushed under the weight of unbending formalism. |
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Gadamer uses Kant's aesthetic formalism to illustrate this point. |
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Despite the substantial contributions he had made to topology by this time, Brouwer chose to give his inaugural professorial lecture on intuitionism and formalism. |
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Analytic ethics has been very fairly impoverished given the postivist legacy of emotivism, the formalism of Kantian ethics and the technicalism of utilitarianism. |
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The best work on the show fluctuates between two greatly differing styles, one a kind of elemental formalism, the other a figurative, narrative post-modernism. |
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Here, he used the intimacy of video to infiltrate the intense, distancing formalism of modernist dwellings and let us peer into some fanciful dramas unfolding within them. |
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They used their bodies to challenge modernist formalism, traditional relationships between artist and medium, and the boundaries between artist, spectator, and mass culture. |
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The rival personae can contradict each other, so that the poetry is pulled one way and the other, between the extremes of sterile formalism and sloganeering. |
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He has also made this formalism more useful for practical calculations. |
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He approaches the subject with a physics-first attitude that allows the student to get to the fun parts without spending months learning formalism. |
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When we think of pews and hassocks and the Parish Magazine, we tend to rebel against the yoke of official religion, with its suggestion of formalism and even frowstiness. |
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In the 1980s, he resurrected formalism to depoliticize and wrest Chinese painting from its Maoist-era servitude to state ideology. |
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The stochastic processes resulting from these interactions between development and functioning should lead us to improve the proposed formalism. |
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The critical parameters in this formalism describe ejective feedback, preventive feedback, and wind recycling. |
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Traditionalism varies from formalism in that the ritual may not be formal yet still makes an appeal to historical. |
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Historically, the formalism which first arose for the material we discuss is that of measured foliations in surfaces. |
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Therefore, Ceravolo has the ability to adhere to formalism concepts in his exploration of spatial frontality. |
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The North American art critic Clement Greenberg was the leading prolocutor of formalism during this time. |
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The calculation of dynamical diffracted amplitudes for successive inclined planar boundaries is derived using quantomecanical formalism. |
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Each parameter in PPN formalism is a measure of departure of a theory from Newtonian gravity represented by several parameters. |
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Part of the formalism of quantum mechanics has been to use Hilbert space and eigenfunctions of operators to give measurement results. |
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Prog is based on fusions of styles, approaches and genres, involving a continuous move between formalism and eclecticism. |
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A weak acid or the conjugate acid of a weak base can be treated using the same formalism. |
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The book also remains controversial, for Holmes begins by rejecting various kinds of formalism in law. |
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Unlike Newton, Leibniz paid a lot of attention to the formalism, often spending days determining appropriate symbols for concepts. |
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It was mostly inspired by Idiom Neutral and Occidental, yet it attempted a derivational formalism and schematism sought by Esperanto and Ido. |
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However, formalism is not the flavor of the month in these posteverything times. |
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For instance, the authors confessed to mistakes during the purges in 1969 and 1970, they criticised formalism, bureaucratism, and problems of the economy. |
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The calculation of hydrogen ion concentrations, using this formalism, is a key element in the determination of equilibrium constants by potentiometric titration. |
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Rituals tend to be governed by rules, a feature somewhat like formalism. |
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For this would cast us back to the notion of progress that was so precious to Greenberg, who conceived his formalism in the service of a historical model of art. |
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The cultural context often reduces to the artist's techniques and intentions, in which case analysis proceeds along lines similar to formalism and intentionalism. |
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Indeed, the movement remains today associated with a philosophy of science focused on verificationism, inductivism, phenomenalism, formalism, and the rejection of metaphysics. |
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In other words, the personal narrative is located within and structured by the formulism and formalism of western juridical concepts and processes. |
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Mere logism does not do justice to the import of being, and alogism does not do justice to the forms of thought. The former leads to formalism, the latter to arbitrariness. |
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