Mr. Rubenstein gives a lucid, historically grounded answer to that question.
Comparisons to foreign dictatorships, even when well intentioned or historically grounded, often do open the door to essentialism.
For Rickels, the link between technology and mourning isn't merely Freudian and speculative, but also solidly historically grounded.
Mr Smith is silent on this question, while Mr Klukowski proposes the use of an "historically grounded, principled and objective coercion test" in its stead.
The Free Officers tapped a deep and historically grounded wave of rage against foreign interference, a backlash that has never subsided.
His novel becomes an erudite but not very compelling mélange, some historically grounded reimaginings of events here, a great deal of wonderland fantasy there.
As Ryan shows, this historically grounded approach goes, to some extent, against the grain of Western political philosophy, which exhibits a recurring tendency to imagine that a life without politics is the best life.
Jews harbor their own historically grounded fears about reputation, acceptance and negative stereotypes, and those anxieties have flared recently in articles in the Jewish press and in conversations about Mr. Weiner, Mr. Spitzer and Mr. Filner.
The British show, which covers 1860 to 2010, is the larger and more historically grounded of the two, but it's also the more esoteric, with few big names and virtually no well-known images.
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