Preceding the cello piece in publication order was the Piano Sonata (Op. 101), a neglected wonder of unorthodox beauty in which the formalities of sonata form and Classical etiquette have irrevocably broken down.
The multilayered sense of form and formality among them?
Mr. Ben-Gurion, whose resignation as Prime Minister brought down the old coalition, then went through the formality of announcing that he could form a government and that his party would propose a new election.
Coined to describe a movement philosophy that arose from Naharin's response to back injury, "gaga" borrows from, then circumvents, the formalities of technique to form a primal, instinctive physical language.
We here have the notion of 'valid in virtue of form' (as with Abelard's 'complexio'), and the association of form and formality with the idea of substitution of terms (ST).
Partnerships, one specific form of collaborative research, vary along a spectrum of formality of interrelationships, from loose relationships between agencies working towards a commonly defined set of objectives through to agreements (possibly legal) on specific elements of relationships such as communication [ 13, 14] or use of resources.
The work's fusion of forms – contemporary earthiness, Latin flair, Carmen on pointe – also works better outside the formality of the Opera House.
Conventionally, pinstripe and denim are treated as polar opposites in fashion, but in recent shows, both materials have been reinterpreted: the formality of pinstripe reimagined in slimmed-down, edgier styles and, conversely, denim interpreted in more structured forms.
The stark contrast between the two works in form, organization and expression show an intentional, dialectical pairing of the Apollonian (or sublimated) order and formality of classical ballet with the freeform Dionysian (or desublimated) expressionism of much modern dance.
Perception of the formality of organization.
The formality of the studio layout.
