-
Minimisation or
minimization is a
tactic where an
individual intentionally downplays a
situation or a thing. Minimisation, or
downplaying the significance...
- monetising”
Bawaal with
immediate effect and
called the film a “banal
trivialisation of the
suffering and
systematic murder of
millions of
victims of the...
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Retrieved 2
December 2020. Rudrum,
David (16
March 2021). "Why
Holocaust Trivialisation Isn't Trivial". The
Holocaust Exhibition and
Learning Centre. Archived...
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adding that it was time to
examine a
macho patriarchal society that
trivialised rape.
Whilst admitting that it was her
husband who
orchestrated the abuse...
- "divisionism".
Under the
Rwandan constitution, "revisionism,
negationism and
trivialisation of genocide" are
criminal offences.
Hundreds of
people have been tried...
-
software simulates paper. The
World Wide Web (another
imitation of paper)
trivialises our
original hypertext model with one-way ever-breaking
links and no...
- his use". However, the
Foundation has been
criticised by
scholars as "
trivialising the work of Hergé by
concentrating on the more
lucrative merchandising"...
-
Raise It NZ.
There have been
concerns that
these events appropriate and
trivialise aspects of Holi for
commercial gain—downplaying or
completely ignoring...
- In mathematics, and
particularly topology, a
fiber bundle (Commonwealth English:
fibre bundle) is a
space that is
locally a
product space, but globally...
- that: "We are
against any
trivialisation of the
Second World War,
Hitler or the Holocaust, and this
certainly trivialises those things. It's very distasteful...
