But seems like technically you are right.

And you were under-correct. (Thanks etj!)

If print SCALAR LIST, print BAREWORD LIST and print BLOCK LIST were method calls,

• The first operand would have to refer to an object or class.
• A method would be called.
• Inheritance would come into play.
• CORE overrides wouldn't come into play.
• no feature qw( indirect ); would come into play.
• They would be parsed differently.
• etc.

print, say, map, grep and sort are not indirect method calls despite having name BAREWORD and name BLOCK calling conventions like indirect method calls. They are not technically different; they are very different.

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