Sentence examples for suppressed histories from inspiring English sources

For these revelations of what the Swedish Academy called "suppressed histories," Naipaul won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 2001.

Others — like Fethiye Cetin's "My Grandmother," in which the author recounts her discovery that her grandmother was in fact Armenian — explored suppressed histories.

Moreover, this was a critical moment for Britain's diasporas, and, in his reflections on it, Hall noted in a lecture from 1989, the first form of identity politics "had to do with the constitution of some defensive collective identity against the practices of racist society", which included rediscovering roots and suppressed histories.

Carlos Motta is a multi-disciplinary artist whose work draws upon political history in an attempt to create counter-narratives that recognize suppressed histories, communities, and identities.

Awarding him the Nobel, the Swedish Academy praised his writing for its "incorruptible scrutiny in works that compel us to see the presence of suppressed histories".

Naipaul was chosen, the academy said, for his "incorruptible scrutiny in works that compel us to see the presence of suppressed histories".

M Forester track and into what we might call suppressed history.

This is an unrecognized if not suppressed history of the roots of sprawl in the U.S. as a defensive measure.

It's a telling moment in many ways, Mr. Egoyan said, and it crystallizes a central concern of the film: how does a suppressed history play on the psyche of those forced to carry it inside them?

Suppressed history and gas lighting is its own form of violence and I am thrilled to hear that you are doing that.

Pristinely translated by Don Bartlett, Nesbo's book eloquently uses its multiple horrors to advance a disturbing argument: suppressing history is an open invitation for history to repeat itself.