The approach taken in researching this article invokes and blurs as many boundaries as possible, including: language medium (English.and Māori), language form (oral and written), language register (conversational and socio-scientific), culture (Māori and Pākehā), institution, gender, author position, and others.
The 'operation scene', described at the outset of this article, invokes a whole series of social, material, and cultural associations entwined with the experience of, and worries over, illicit abortion practices: images imbued with meanings that would have been immediately recognizable to an audience still familiar with the backstreet abortionist.
By reading every bylined A-section news story published in December 2003, Williams determined that 40percentt of the articles invoked at least one anonymous source, that the average day's paper brought 36 such sources into the reader's home and that more than half of these people were identified, at least in part, as "officials".
The first article invoked the so-called "doctrine of capacities": that the subjects of the realm owed allegiance to the institution of the Crown, not to the person of the King.
"If you don't do it, they'll make you put it in," he told me, anticipating that this article would invoke the Moonbeam trope.
I was going to try to write this article without invoking the term "post-9/11", but the sad fact is that since the "War on Terror" started, airports have sucked.
In contrast to these approaches, this article tries to invoke exact methods for obtaining optimal frequency assignments.
The purpose of this article is to invoke common sense to those who cherish chaos and like to aggravate it further, rather than restore the society to normalcy.
A 1998 Nexis on-line search for "family-friendly company" points you to 600 articles invoking that lovable phrase.
- What types of emotions did the most popular articles invoke?
