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Definition of historicize in English: historicize(British historicise) verb hɪˈstɒrɪsʌɪz-ˈstär- [with object]Treat or represent as historical. 作为史实对待（或表述） he attempts periodically to historicize his text he historicized freestyle with striking aptitude Example sentencesExamples - I also agree that historicizing thoughts, patiently, carefully, is very important.
- There is a price to be paid, however, for historicizing the big-name writers in this fashion.
- Ironically, therefore, Wallerstein's attempt to historicize the concept of a world system has been circumvented by his acolytes.
- Instead her work employs the language and findings of psychologists' grief and trauma studies without historicizing those findings and terms.
- It is a Kantian conception that was then historicized by Hegel.
- The issue now lies in historicizing subjectivity in post-Song Chinese painting.
- But this power is achieved by historicizing Chesnutt in a way that ignores important forces that recent scholarship has illuminated.
- In this statement, Harper contests racial essentialism by historicizing African American opportunities.
- The attempt to define and historicize Gary Hill's ‘video art’ becomes a difficult task as long as we are looking for its essence.
- Indeed, it has been historicized so widely and in such large proportions that it may need to avoid epic resonances.
- In historicizing the social division of labor, Marx demonstrated that classes are specific and historically determinate.
- She argues convincingly that anatomy must be historicized in a particular time, place, and locus of interests.
- In short, no documentary history or historical narrative has provided a thorough, definitive study historicizing basic writing.
- We need to know how racism operates in the art business because it is the business of art that defines and historicizes our culture.
- He thus also historicizes regulatory practices that have been said to have no market logic.
- The images, on the other hand, do less to historicize artistic representations of the veil and instead highlight recent art works.
- I thought I was only humorously historicizing issues of convenience in women's fashion.
- I'm not talking about films that historicize graphic design.
- Bloch faces the problem of the ‘natural’ by historicizing it.
- Barkan's work is profoundly attentive to historical forces without, however, historicizing his objects of study to death.
Derivativesnoun But this almost patronizing gospel of high learning forsakes necessary historicization and theory for more myopic designs. Example sentencesExamples - Without labouring the point, modern medical knowledge is being fenced off from historicization here.
- In the end, then, the appeal to ontology gives itself over to the demands of historicization.
- This collection, however, stands as a powerful contribution to their demand for the historicization of Wilhelmine Germany.
- We see what amounts to a historicization of museum display.
Definition of historicize in US English: historicize(British historicise) verb-ˈstär- [with object]Treat or represent as historical. 作为史实对待（或表述） he attempts periodically to historicize his text he historicized freestyle with striking aptitude Example sentencesExamples - She argues convincingly that anatomy must be historicized in a particular time, place, and locus of interests.
- I also agree that historicizing thoughts, patiently, carefully, is very important.
- In short, no documentary history or historical narrative has provided a thorough, definitive study historicizing basic writing.
- In this statement, Harper contests racial essentialism by historicizing African American opportunities.
- The issue now lies in historicizing subjectivity in post-Song Chinese painting.
- The images, on the other hand, do less to historicize artistic representations of the veil and instead highlight recent art works.
- It is a Kantian conception that was then historicized by Hegel.
- Ironically, therefore, Wallerstein's attempt to historicize the concept of a world system has been circumvented by his acolytes.
- Instead her work employs the language and findings of psychologists' grief and trauma studies without historicizing those findings and terms.
- He thus also historicizes regulatory practices that have been said to have no market logic.
- Bloch faces the problem of the ‘natural’ by historicizing it.
- We need to know how racism operates in the art business because it is the business of art that defines and historicizes our culture.
- In historicizing the social division of labor, Marx demonstrated that classes are specific and historically determinate.
- Indeed, it has been historicized so widely and in such large proportions that it may need to avoid epic resonances.
- Barkan's work is profoundly attentive to historical forces without, however, historicizing his objects of study to death.
- I'm not talking about films that historicize graphic design.
- There is a price to be paid, however, for historicizing the big-name writers in this fashion.
- But this power is achieved by historicizing Chesnutt in a way that ignores important forces that recent scholarship has illuminated.
- The attempt to define and historicize Gary Hill's ‘video art’ becomes a difficult task as long as we are looking for its essence.
- I thought I was only humorously historicizing issues of convenience in women's fashion.
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