Let's return to that catalogue: "Shalev-Gerz mines the personal in order to address and interrogate the ways in which the present is understood.
Less attuned to the motivations of individual actors, Showler is more interested in interrogating the ways in which the show works systematically — analyzing, for instance, how the contestants' life traumas are, as a rule, converted into connection, creating an economy where "confessional narrative is a form of Bachelor currency".
In doing so, I critically interrogate the ways in which male sexual victimisation is socially and culturally constructed in the public space of compulsory heterosexuality.
In addition to this, all contributions interrogate the ways in which semiotic choices related to time and place shape and are informed by individuals' identities, audience assumptions & the (re)formation of online communities.
Are you interrogating the ways racism and racial ideology permeate your world views?
White people: if you are truly against racism, if you truly care about your black friends beyond tokenizing them, then interrogate the ways your actions and ideas impact their lives and the lives of black people you don't happen to know.
He urged one particular reform: Congress ought to ask the President questions the way Parliament interrogates the Prime Minister.
Part of what I wanted to do in "What We See When We Read" is interrogate the ways in which we use the word "see".
And all we can do now is interrogate the ways that black and white people interact with each other in order to understand how implicit biases express themselves as overt racism or prejudice.
Jeremy Paxman, meanwhile, in A Life in Questions (Harper Collins £20), sets out to interrogate himself in the way that he once interrogated Michael Howard and the rest.
