belinsky: Love needs reasonable content, just as a raging fire needs oil to maintain it; Love is a harmonious blend of two similar natures in an infinite sense.

Marx: If form is not the form of content, then it has no value.

Stalin: The problem is that one form or another can't fully adapt to this content because it lags behind its own content, so the new content "has to" be temporarily hidden in the old form, thus causing conflicts between them.

Chernyshevski: When the form is the content itself, it is so close to the content that to separate the form from the content is to destroy the content itself; The reverse is also true. If the content is separated from the form, it means the destruction of the form.