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• If Germans historicize the crime, Jews are prone to mythologize it.
• She is a sculptor with vivid Renaissance features and no plans to historicize them.
• Whatever the measure, until now there has never been any serious movement to study it, canonize it, historicize it.
• Any attempt to describe, understand, historicize etc . the thing-in-itself, Sartre calls " reflective consciousness ".
• The formula is simple : wrench the item out of its original context, then colorize it, spin it or de-historicize it.
• Although not a historian, Baker has often aimed to historicize anthropological theories and critically analyze them, particularly with regard to race and African American studies.
• He recognized that the Chinese style was not a " transportable piece of technique, " and that Epic theatre sought to historicize and address social and political issues.
• He famously asserted ( 1981 ) that theory must " Always historicize ! ", going on to wryly observe that this order was itself a " transhistorical imperative ".
• What Christie's is doing is trying to historicize everything made before 1970 while at the same time trying to encourage new art to be sold at auction ."
• This exercise led him to historicize some of the traditions mentioned in the text, as well as link the appearance of the Painted Grey Ware with Aryans in upper Ganges basin areas.
• "The Bollandists, whose work is to historicize and contextualize the lives of the saints, concede that there is some doubt as to whether St . Matthew even went to Ethiopia.
• His method was not to deny such notions, but to historicize them, examining what in the supposedly necessary may be contingent, and demonstrating the relationships between knowledge and politics, power and knowledge.
• Bracher wrote that for Germans : " The present dispute concerns not only the orientation and the meaning of a totalitarian " past ", which is not easy to historicize, but does not simply pass away despite temporal distance ".
• Ms . Spitz often treats gender differences, which are central to picture books, as if they were arbitrarily " designated " by cultural history, even though she otherwise spurns " scholars who want to historicize everything ."
• The writers also began to deepen his character by emphasizing his tenderness towards Rebecca and showing flashbacks of the abuse he experienced from his adoptive father, which Hayward states does not " historicize the problem but simply removes the cause of violence one step ".
• This move is to historicize everything, even the laws of nature, and to challenge our acting as if time were real but not too real we act as if it is somewhat real otherwise there would be no causal relations, but not so real that laws change.
• What he calls his " mantra " summarizes his efforts to balance formalism and historical criticism : " Always the text; always historicize . " Historical criticism, for Schwarz, may include a psychoanalytic emphasis which takes into account the author's quest for meaning within a text.
• In his " A case for Critical Terrorism Studies ", Gunning calls for a critical approach that will " encourage researchers to historicize and contextualize the conflict by looking at the evolution of violence, broader processes of radicalization, the relationship between violent organizations and wider social movements, and the relationship between social movements and the state ."
• It was for this reason that German historian Martin Broszat in the 1980s called on German to " historicize " the Nazi era by abandoning their simplistic black-and-white image of the Third Reich as a story of demonic villains and virtuous heroes and replacing it with a grayer perspective that recognized the period's immense complexity ."
• The National Art Gallery of The Bahamas ( NAGB ) was the first institution of its kind in the history of The Bahamas, announced in 1996, by then-Prime Minister, Hubert A . Ingraham, as part of a larger expanded system of museums that would record, preserve and historicize the narrative of the independent sovereign nation, established in 1973.