Only through a greatly expanded methodological and theoretical toolkit can historians begin to interrogate the history of 20th-century British Empire.
As Americans interrogate the history and meaning behind monuments to the Confederacy, we must recognize the crucial role played by the politics of memory in the assault on African American equality.
If we're serious about tackling rape we must interrogate its histories properly, Gqola adds, taking into account the rape and forced impregnation of slave women in Cape society and that rape was a core feature of British colonial rule.
To end this perverse rite of passage for college women, we must interrogate the troubling history of campus sexual violence in order to transform the future.
In a recently-opened solo exhibition, King Within A King at Deli Gallery, Roach uses family photography as a point of departure to interrogate his personal history, memory, and the limitations of a static image.
If it could do so usefully and acceptably enough, Google could help users interrogate their own histories in much the same way as they now search for weather forecasts and celebrity news.Me no LeicaPeople may in time want to live on camera in ways like this, if they see advantages in doing so.
Triage data were interrogated for patient history, baseline physiological vital signs, symptoms, laboratory data, narrative comments and allocated ATS category.
Written informed consent was sought from patients in the contemporary sample not currently in contact with the mental health services to interrogate their medical histories.
The resulting phylogeny contains many traditionally well-supported clades, indicating the usefulness of the exon portion of EPIC markers in reconstructing species phylogeny, in addition to the value of the intron portion of EPIC markers in interrogating the population history.
