Extravaganza, a literary or musical work marked by extreme freedom of style and structure and usually by elements of burlesque or parody, such as Samuel Butler's Hudibras.
Lewis quotes Francis Fergusson: "The author of the 'Commedia,' with its sustained movement, its freedom of style, its unparalleled wealth of concrete perceptions, is a new Dante".
"A civil architect has so much more freedom in style than the naval architect who has to obey the rule of hydrodynamic form as it passes through the water," he said a bit ruefully, knowing about designing ships.
Practitioner of a wide range of forms including the medieval fixed forms of the ballade and the rondeau, chansons, blasons (poems employing descriptive details to praise or to satirize), and elegies Marot preferred the epistle for its freedom of style and the epigram for its vivacity.
Samsung has heralded both devices as offering "freedom and style" - but despite bringing in extra design expertise, the watch still looks very much a technology product, rather than a fashion accessory.
The freedom, the style and the struggle.
At this stage of its development, Sicilian Baroque still lacked the freedom of style that it was later to acquire.
Rostarr pushes all boundaries in his work, always striving to find freedom within style, medium, and form.
And yet, in fables and fantasies, antagonists are often the female characters endowed with the most agency, freedom and style.
