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".
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.
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?
It interrogates the way the Simpsons character has magnified problematic stereotypes of South Asian people.
The use of smart fabrics in sports, where the patterns of data collected by the costume visually and numerically display the conditions of the player/performance, holds potential for the ways in which we interrogate the interrelationship of clothing and performance across a range of arenas.
According to the memo, Congress has no constitutional right to interfere with the President in his role as Commander-in-Chief, including making laws that limit the ways in which prisoners may be interrogated.
Books that address the ways in which white contemporary artists deal with whiteness, interrogate it, analyze it, work in ways that push up with constructions of whiteness.' He's like, 'I don't know what you mean.'" Rankine had a similar conversation in three different bookstores.
To assess whether or not England had 'closed the gap' in cancer survival, we interrogated the results in three ways.
