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Reinterrogate

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Re`in`ter´ro`gate    (~t?r´r?`g?t)
v. t.1.To interrogate again; to question repeatedly.
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The book aims to reinterrogate Shakespeare's politics through a sceptical and theoretically informed reevaluation of both the sources of his political thought and a select group of primary texts.
Shakespeare and Renaissance Politics by Brown, Richard Danson / Yearbook of English Studies
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Materiality and the madness of reading: J.M. Coetzee's Elizabeth ... by Bethlehem, Louise / Journal of Literary Studies
The key question is to what degree the newly maternalized model of Cameron's practice allows us to reinterrogate these circumstances, and to see the relationship between women, photography and world-making differently.
Julia Margaret Cameron's Women, Great Men and Others by PRZYBLYSKI, JEANNENE M. / Afterimage
 
 
 
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