To this end, greater use could be made of cultural institutions - art galleries, museums, and archives, under the guidance of the curators and oral historians, who can help to re-contextualize the object exhibited.
However, we do have the power to re-contextualize our understanding of evil in a way that will hold the American justice system accountable for its weaknesses.
A guide that the Vatican sent to Catholic bishops before the release of "Amoris Laetitia" offered only hints like this: "The pope's concern is therefore to re-contextualize doctrine at the service of the pastoral mission of the church".
And: new packages are often enough to re-contextualize everything for people".
And while unflattering stories and even photos can be denied or spun, it's much more difficult to re-contextualize a video.
I wanted to re-contextualize that image.
"The goal was to re-contextualize cheerleaders, so they weren't the people you hated," Reed said.
By having dynamic characters and engaging stories, we hope to re-contextualize these issues in a ways that are funny, thought-provoking and easy to digest.
The selection of images in the exhibition aims to re-contextualize blackness, mostly into a visual language that helps the artist "make sense of things".
No one in the gospels will ever have the opportunity to re-contextualize their understanding of evil in a way that could hold the Roman state accountable for its weaknesses.
