Sentence examples for contested histories from inspiring English sources

Growing up in Dublin, but more pertinently studying in Belfast, the 42-year-old found that contested histories and freighted symbologies were never far away.

In January, she will lead a three-day course called Contested Histories Around the World, one of a series of workshops for teachers presented by CSET and Stanford Global Studies.

Contested histories (histories that contradict each other) are completely the norm when writing about events in the past.

Carotenuto and Luongo are authors of Obama and Kenya: Contested Histories and the Politics of Belonging (Ohio University Press, 2016).

If the last 12 years offer insight any insight into the future, Obama's legacy will be shaped by contested histories and the politics of belonging.

There are few hints of such shared, and contested, history in "Making Space".

And because "The Vietnam War" addresses recent and still contested history, making the series was an unusually demanding process.

It doesn't seem too far-fetched to describe them as her own Books of Records, embodying the difficult business of remaining imaginatively free while honouring "contested history".

Yonkers Contracting has had a long and sometimes contested history of work on public projects in the city, including a fatal 2000 accident in which a painter fell to his death from the Manhattan Bridge.

Both through Sept. 7. "Whitfield Lovell: All Things In Time," large-scale survey exhibition showcasing the work of one of the contemporary art world's finest interpreters of lost or contested history.

Last April, I packed a bag (and the old Bible) and made the journey, too — to solve the mystery of my grandfather's survival, if possible, and to learn how the cathedral had been resurrected, how the city had so unexpectedly changed, and how a century of contested history could finally appear to be resolved.