More broadly, as we have argued throughout, engaging with the changing profile of backstreet abortion practices and their historically specific inscriptions, meanings, and appropriations, enables us to develop a historical understanding of the case of Ten Rillington Place.
Dante's story is thus historically specific as well as paradigmatic.
I'm not really sure if this is an historically specific or culturally specific kind of trend.
Whatever biology's influence, expressions of masculinity and femininity are culturally and historically specific.
How this tension is resolved is historically specific and depends on the combination of three sets of social conditions.
This is O.K. when the images are familiar or fairly legible, but frustrating when they are historically specific, or ambiguous, or arcane in meaning, as many are.
Furthermore, these processes are, somewhat misguidedly it is argued here, presented as explanations or 'reasons' rather than historically specific social mechanism through which core tensions are resolved.
Typology is not a timeless architectural concept, but a historically specific way to read architecture that arose in the 18th century.
But his historically specific sound is one of the foremost examples of a recent movement, that of the white rapper as preservationist.
Hamnett, in particular, became famous for a kind of sartorial activism, with slogans ranging from the general ("Choose life") to the historically specific ("Stop war, Blair out").
She thought that the trial necessitated a critique of the idea of collective guilt, but also a broader reflection on the historically specific challenges of moral responsibility under dictatorship.
