Two years ago, a literary scholar challenged the widely accepted authorship of a very famous poem about a Christmas Eve sleigh ride.
A few years ago, almost no Chinese scholar challenged the principle of nonintervention, of infringing on the sovereignty of other nations.
A1 A Rights Challenge in China A petition to the Chinese national legislature by three young legal scholars challenges a traditional infringement of citizens' rights: the system by which big-city police officers detain, fine and expel rural migrants at will, with no judicial oversight.
A broad community of independent scientific researchers and scholars challenges recent claims of a consensus over the safety of genetically modified organisms (GMOs).
But biblical scholars challenged the prostitute interpretation and the Vatican abandoned it in 1969.
When "Hitler's Beneficiaries" first appeared in Germany in 2005, scholars challenged Aly's figures.
But many scholars challenge this claim, finding evidence in the Greek words of the bawdry of later Comic poets.
But some scholars challenge this theory, arguing that the signs are not true writing based on a spoken language.
But in a recent article in The New Republic, several scholars challenged details of the story, noting among other things that the camp's layout would have made exchanges at the fence impossible.
Other scholars challenged traditional interpretations of the Koran such as the notion that some other person (perhaps Judas or Peter) was transformed to look like Jesus and crucified in his place, while Jesus himself escaped to heaven.
