But updated critical productions, seeking to impose a new interpretation on the work being staged, constitute a radical form of revisionism and hence of criticism.
Claude Milord, head of the association of families of the martyrs in the village, whose mother lost her 10-year-old sister when schoolchildren were rounded up to be killed, said it was important to keep the ruins standing to avoid any form of revisionism of the war crimes, or rewriting of history: "These ruins are unique and we have a duty of memory never to forget.
Polls cited in this book suggest that an alarming number of people now subscribe to forms of 9/11 revisionism.
"Vertigo," "The Searchers" and "The Sweet Smell of Success" are among the best-known examples of this kind of revisionism.
In the process they could also illustrate different forms or degrees of revisionism — shallow or foundational, in numbers or in kind.
In fact, some analysts say, even raising doubts about the scope of the genocide is itself a form of Holocaust revisionism.
Although slandered by the usual internet suspects as an "antisemite", he's been one of the few to expose this polite, Council of Europe-sanctioned form of Holocaust revisionism.
But in practically the same breath President Rouhani engaged in the more subtle form of Holocaust revisionism, minimizing it by accusing the Jewish survivors of taking vengeance on the Palestinians in fulfilling their 2,000-year-old 2,000-year-old 2,000-year-oldomelandreamrael.
So it seems that the most this challenge calls for is a mild form of grammatical revisionism.
But most harmful, it is a form of historical revisionism.
