Dilettantism (noun)

An attitude or approach characterized by superficial interest or involvement in an activity or field, without a commitment to or comprehension of the subject matter.

Origin:

From the italian word "dilettante", meaning "amateur", which is derived from the latin word "dilectare", meaning "to take pleasure in".

Examples:

1. His dilettantism in painting was evident in the amateurish way he applied the colors on the canvas.
2. Her dilettantism in music was shown by her inability to read sheet music or understand basic theory.
3. His dilettantism in cooking was clear in the lack of flavor and presentation of his dishes.
4. Her dilettantism in literature was demonstrated by her lack of knowledge of literary devices and techniques.
5. His dilettantism in politics was exposed by his lack of understanding of basic political concepts and mechanisms.