Which is? Rejects rejection.
To pick up on Abbas's selective historical prism: further rejections ensued.
It's the way history has been taught in British schools ever since the advent of the schools history project in the 1970s and the rejection of historical knowledge in favour of "source analysis" and "child-centered" learning ("Imagine you are a Roman centurion …").
What made "A Tale of Love and Darkness" an event is the power with which it entwines the intimate story of an immigrant family — a lonely, depressed mother, a distant father, and their son — with the larger historical story: Europe's rejection, the frantic search for refuge among Arabs in Palestine, the idealism and the disappointments, the establishment of Israel and the war that followed.
The theories, models, and methods that were developed by anthropologists to study non-European worlds tended toward a rejection of historical research of any kind, at least within the limits of the discipline.
Harding explained that, by declaring herself independent from Andy Warhol, after her arrest she "aligned herself with the historical avant-garde's rejection of the traditional structures of bourgeois theater", and Harding explained that her anti-patriarchal "militant hostility ... pushed the avant-garde in radically new directions".
Finally, our results preclude rejection of historical genetic exchangeability [ 47], and highlight the need to determine whether both allospecies represent different ESUs by evaluating current ecological exchangeability, ideally through an experimental approach [ 48].
The 10 writers — magazine editors, psychiatrists, librarians, academics — argue with Styron's rejection of the historical record, his interpretation of Turner's scriptural and religious inspirations, his use of African-American dialect and his invocation of inflammatory stereotypes in both black and white characters.
Speaking as an anti-war, anti-occupation leftist, I actually agree with a number of their criticisms of the left (see my talk on the subject), sections of which fail miserably on the tests posed by the Euston Manifesto authors: critical openness, respect for historical truth, consistency of principles, rejection of double-standards, moral relativism.
