2024年11月8日 星期五

dilettante, superficial ways of presentation.“Nowadays people work across whatever art forms they want; then it was probably seen as dilettante-like rather than curious and exploratory.”


The diversity of Bell’s work also probably didn’t help, Spira said: “Nowadays people work across whatever art forms they want; then it was probably seen as dilettante-like rather than curious and exploratory.”

Hi, my name is Jimmy. I'm 40 years old, I make my living as a consultant, and I've never created a presentation using Microsoft PowerPoint. Clients occasionally look at me as if I'm from Mars when I show up without slides. I've found PowerPoint presentations to be superficial ways of delivering information. They are not actual presentations; they are, in fact, speaker's notes on which a real presentation should be built.
嗨!我是Jimmy40歲。我以顧問工作謀生,而且我從來不曾用微軟的(簡報圖形軟體)PowerPoint做簡報(以下簡寫為PPT)。每當我出席會議卻不使用任何投影片時,客戶偶而會把我當成是火星人。我早已發現,用PowerPoint做簡報只是傳達訊息的表面途徑??--表面化或膚淺的方式罷了。它們並不是真正的簡報,事實上,它們是簡報者在寫一份真正的簡報時(用來提醒自己)的「便條」。

Dilettanti, Society of

Originally a convivial gathering of rich young men who had been on the Grand Tour, it met in London from 1732, and developed as a serious supporter of architectural and archaeological explorations of Greece, the Middle East, and Italy, thereby laying the foundation for a systematic scholarly study of Classical antiquities. The Society financed a series of expeditions and published the results. Notable successes were The Antiquities of Athens (1762–1814) and Antiquities of Ionia (1769–1814). It was a powerful stimulus for the Neo-Classicism, especially the Greek Revival.

dilettante

(dĭl'ĭ-tänt', dĭl'ĭ-tänt', -tän'tē, -tănt', -tăn') pronunciation


n., pl. -tantes also -tan·ti (-tän'tē, -tăn'-).
  1. A dabbler in an art or a field of knowledge. See synonyms at amateur.
  2. A lover of the fine arts; a connoisseur.
adj.

Superficial; amateurish.

[Italian, lover of the arts, from present participle of dilettare, to delight, from Latin dēlectāre. See delight.]



superficial (NOT SERIOUS) Show phonetics
adjective DISAPPROVING
(of a person) never thinking about things that are serious or important:
He's fun to be with, but he's very superficial.


superficial (ONLY ON SURFACE) Show phonetics
adjective
only on the surface of something:
superficial damage
The driver only received superficial injuries/cuts/wounds.

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