- supplemented, or
contradicted by a
subsequently published work that
recontextualizes or
breaks continuity with the former.
There are
various motivations...
- The
Compromise of 1877, also
known as the
Wormley Agreement, the
Bargain of 1877, or the
Corrupt Bargain, was an
unwritten political deal in the United...
- reads, "Using an
admittedly standard structure, Pamela, a Love
Story recontextualizes its subject's very
public life to thought-provoking effect." On Metacritic...
- is reframing,
which consists of
showing the
controversial past by
recontextualizing the
memorial or
giving it a new meaning. In practice, this can involve...
- and postmodern,
respectively indicating freshness and a
tendency to
recontextualize sounds of the past. A
similar term,
alternative pop,
emerged around...
-
Rhetorical scholar Jeanne Fahnestock has
found that when po****r
magazines recontextualize scientific research they
enhance the
uniqueness of the
scientific findings...
-
consist of
everyday speech where the
performer has the
license to
recontextualize the
story to a
particular audience,
often to a
younger generation....
-
urban life.
Quiet storm appropriates R&B and soul "slow jams" and
recontextualizes them into
rotations with
their peers and predecessors.
Music journalist...
- (Second ed.). London:
Methuen & Co. Winemiller, John T. (Autumn 1997). "
Recontextualizing Handel's Borrowing". The
Journal of Musicology. 15 (4): 444–70. doi:10...
- via
content recontextualization,
pedagogic recontextualization,
occupational recontextualization, and
integrated applied recontextualization (IAR). There...
