- a
turning point in
Indian jurisprudence,
signaling a move away from
formalistic interpretations and
toward a more rights-expanding approach. As one scholar...
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Telefoni Bianchi-American
style comedies and is
rather artistic,
highly formalistic,
expressive in complexity, and
deals mainly with
contemporary literary...
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identifies four forms: descriptive, substantive,
formalistic, and
symbolic representation.
Formalistic representation focuses on the
formal procedures...
- that he had
obtained little from Harvard. He had been
depressed by the
formalistic treatment of many subjects, by the rigidity, the
attention to minutiae...
-
distinguishes his
theories from
those of his predecessors, in how the
formalistic elements interact with each
other in a
dynamically integrated system...
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discriminatory regulation, the pre-New Deal
Court attempted to
apply a
formalistic approach to
state taxation alleged to
interfere with
interstate commerce...
- pay for abortions,
rebuked the
majority for
applying a "relentlessly
formalistic catechism" that
failed to take
account of the amendment's "crushing burden...
-
without eccentricity of gesture,
excess of expression, or
heightened and
formalistic precision, that is the business-casual of
contemporary cinema". The Wall...
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reinvigorating Italian art,
especially fresco art,
which was
subsumed with
formalistic Mannerism. He died in
Bologna in 1619.
Ludovico apprenticed under Prospero...
- a
start or end to it."
Clement Greenberg supported Pollock's work on
formalistic grounds. It fit well with Greenberg's view of art
history as a progressive...
