An influential critic of the empiricist tradition in American historiography, Scott referred to her work as a form of "critical history," "history of difference," and "history of the present".
Last winter, the scholars Sander L. Gilman and James M. Thomas published "Are Racists Crazy?" Gilman, a specialist on the intersection of medical discourse and politics, and Thomas, a sociologist who works on issues of race and power, tightrope-walk their way through very sensitive territory, considering how evolving attitudes toward mental health map onto the history of difference.
There has been a history of differences between the United States and the European Union on issues of personal and corporate data since the Sept. 11 attacks.
The attack was carried out on whorshipers of the pacifist Ansar al-Sunna sect, which is not connected to any political group but has a history of differences with the outlawed fundamentalist Takfir wal-Hijra group, to which the gunman was said to belong.
Using the capability of the GIRO to store sensor measurements in the database, the assimilation algorithm would analyze the latest 24-hour history of differences between the IRI prediction and the ionogram-derived characteristics to mitigate those differences.
Although countries in Asia share certain broad conditions, such neighbourhood within global geography and histories of difference from so-called western countries, they also differ considerably from one another, in culture, in specifics of history and in economic power.
This hostility may be rooted in South Africa's history of holding difference 'apart' (apartheid), and in its struggle to acknowledge the value of social inclusion in resource-poor areas.
Given these differing characteristics, it is not surprising that there is a long history of examining differences in how Kanji and Kana are processed by the brain, with evidence of script differences first reported from the late 19th century onwards by Watanabe (1893, cited in Ichikawa et al. 2011), Miura (1901, cited in Iwata, 1984), and Asayama (1914, cited in Yamadori, 1998).
Gives history of their differences.
It's a surreal story, one of the most extraordinary cases in history of religious differences being exploited for strategic and geopolitical ends.
She is fascinated by old New England mills and the history of class differences that can be read in the buildings still surrounding them -- row houses crowded near the rivers, Victorian mansions on the hills.
