reappropriation造句

• That is to say, it existed as a reappropriation of authoritarian-controlled property.
• The most prominent example of lesbian slang is the rising reappropriation of the word " dyke ".
• The process of using an otherwise negative term as an in-group marker is known as reappropriation.
• The origin of the name " Cod " is uncertain, but is most likely a case of reappropriation.
• At the same time, we realize that every reappropriation is constrained and even guided by contemporary concerns and biases.
• "The cafes are, in a way, a reappropriation of thought and discourse, " he said.
• As an amateur photographer, Jay brings an interest in the reappropriation of images to his investigation of Networked Public Culture.
• One is _ dis [ ap ] posable _ which uses reappropriation of the blog format and snapshot software to create clustered poetic meanings.
• The massive reappropriation by the Ukrainian Greek-Catholics of their former churches spurred a wave of protests on the part of the Moscow Patriarchate.
• Furthermore, they support the granting of compensation and justice for historical wrongs, and that the reappropriation of lands and resources should also take place.
• Even in South Africa, where reappropriation of farmland to black farmers is behind the program, some elements have begun to advocate following the Zimbabwe example.
• In 2014 the company was criticized for its use of " yellowface " and " reappropriation " in their production of " Julius Caesar ".
• The sensitive words will remain silent as such, and as a result the everyday reappropriation of official language creates the conditions for the latter's perpetuation.
• :: : : Well, I for one shall not be rushing to contest Wikipedia's reappropriation of the English language on this occasion, lol.
• Similar to the controversial reappropriation of the word " nigger ", the word " chink " has sometimes been used in a positive manner.
• The song generated controversy for its discussion of racism, particularly the song's message of showing " Southern pride " which includes reappropriation of the Confederate flag.
• Throughout his work as an anthropologist, d'Anglure has been a defender of autonomy and expression among the Inuit, as well as reappropriation of culture and anthropological data.
• Little by little, he transforms the chapel into a pictorial experience on the theme of the seven ages of life with the reappropriation of models of Byzantine icons and Africans masks.
• *Squatters celebrated the reappropriation of Can Masdeu after a 3-day standoff with the Spanish national police resulting in the one of few successful attempts to resist a squat eviction in recent history.