reinterpreting

These reactionary forces can try to manipulate or erase the facts — practicing historical denialism and reinterpreting human rights violations — but they will never be able to erase the indelible pain of the country.

In the four months since her diagnosis Dr Baruah has drawn comfort from reinterpreting her life through a different lens and the recognition that her brain works in a different way.

A recent book by J. Richard Middleton called “Abraham’s Silence” is about reinterpreting the story in which Abraham famously takes his son, Isaac, up Mt.

The new works that we supported there reinterpreting the riots of 1967 were authentic voices of a city saying let me tell my own story.

“Even those who remember products from the past often want their slice of nostalgia alongside something new and innovative, so that means reinterpreting and reinventing slightly,” Saunders said.