If travel alters artists' perspective on that which we imagine we know, then international collaboration allows us to interrogate the assumptions that sit underneath our work.
It ended up generating a lot of heat and attention, but at least it allowed the public to better interrogate the "assumptions" the new Corruption of Governance? report is keen to criticise.
This article seeks to interrogate the assumptions underlying this hypothesis of private sector as a key vehicle for change.
Early in this meditative book, the author interrogates the assumption that the flâneur the aimless city ambler, observing all and observed by none is necessarily male.
Browne [ 13], a critical nursing scholar, suggests that by uncovering and interrogating the assumptions underlying the dominant neoliberal paradigm in nursing, "new forms of critically oriented knowledge can be generated to address larger structural conditions that contribute to inequities in health and health-care" [ 13].
There were also attempts, as in the work of Stanley Fish and Barbara Herrnstein Smith from the 1970s and 1980s, to interrogate the logical assumptions underlying stylistics.
What we really need are powerful people in the media who can interrogate and examine the assumptions and dynamics that put MacFarlane in a position to demean so many.
In this paper, we interrogate these assumptions, drawing on interview data from a qualitative study investigating the experiences of 18 peer researchers (PRs) recruited from nine CBPR studies in Toronto, Canada.
This paper interrogates this assumption through a conversation analysis of British naturalistic memory clinic interaction.
In the Arab-German journalist Souad Mekhennet's new book, "I Was Told to Come Alone: My Journey Behind the Lines of Jihad," an enthralling and sometimes shocking blend of reportage and memoir from the centers of jihadi networks in the Middle East and North Africa, Mekhennet interrogates those assumptions, which don't always hold true.
