The discoveries there have sparked controversy over the role of women in the Church, and helped scholars re-evaluate the importance of the Virgin Mary in early Christian history.
Artists, editors, and scholars re-work texts all the time in various ways that are designed to clarify understanding, take artistic license, or better appeal to the marketplace.
Scholarship particularly lagged during the dark years of plague and the Arab conquests, but then during the so-called Byzantine Renaissance at the end of the first millennium Byzantine scholars re-asserted themselves becoming experts in the scientific developments of the Arabs and Persians, particularly in astronomy and mathematics.
This discovery inspired other scholars to re-examine old finds with new techniques.
Mr. Bernabò said the discovery would force scholars to re-evaluate this significant monument of early Christian art and subsequent attitudes toward it.
In a growing body of books, articles and symposium papers, scholars are re-examining what some have called this "earlier golden age of globalization" while asking questions about the global present and future.
Proof of Stravinsky's gay behavior would also lead scholars to re-evaluate the role of the gay audience for the Ballets Russes and the reasons for Stravinsky's intense antipathy to Nijinsky, the choreographer of "The Rite of Spring" and Diaghilev's longtime lover.
At this stage, we hope that our contribution invites other scholars to re-think their own urban design instruments and tools, because existing methods do not seem to be sufficient enough to effectively facilitate a process of spatial urban transformation.
Since then, most scholars have re-assessed his legacy and conclude that he held and exercised influence in foreign policy and military appointments.
Due to the enormous amount of pain and suffering that the mothers of affected foetuses endure, the authors implore scholars to re-visit and debate the issue further for pregnancies beyond the 120th day.
Indeed Italian scholars have recently re-translated the word used for Joseph's profession - tekton - suggesting that he was more of a chartered surveyor than a wood-carver.
