This explanation of the heresy of paraphrase differs from the New Critics' quasi-mystical invocation of form shaping content.
The invocation of form is awkward, for the same reason that advanced-pop criticism itself is inherently awkward, which is that most popular music, and especially popular music categorized as rock, is magnificently and unambiguously hostile to everything associated with the word "school".
If the yoking of Stockhausen and Sun Ra says something essential about the Respect Sextet, there was an even clearer invocation in the form of the pianist-composer Misha Mengelberg.
From design patterns to inherent programming language support, and from remote method invocations to simple forms of behavioral reflection, incarnations as well as applications of proxies are innumerable.
Governor Andrew Cuomo echoed the Mayor, stressing that the violence would not change or deter New Yorkers "in any matter shape or form". Accompanying these invocations were reassurances that New Yorkers were uninterested in, and impervious to, hate that the city would reflexively eject racism.
Explanation will frequently involve the invocation of counterfactuals, often of the form: if event B had not occurred, neither would event A have (van Fraassen 1980, 118).
Drawing on his commitment to panorganicism, his talk of corporeal substances, and his explicit invocation of the Aristotelian notions of form and matter, it has been suggested that in his middle years Leibniz held to an essentially Aristotelian ontology according to which the fundamental level of reality is occupied by organisms composed of substantial forms and matter.
After some 150 verses on this topic, the proem to the Catalogue comes in the form of another re-invocation of the Muses to introduce a new, only slightly more terrestrial topic (Cat. fr. 1.1 5): The immediately subsequent lines describe significant characteristics of the heroic age.
A program may begin with an okina, which is essentially an invocation for peace and prosperity in dance form.
The rite of confession in the Euchologion retains the form of a prayer, or invocation, said by the priest for the remission of the penitent's sins.
