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his·tor·i·cize  (h-stôr-sz, -str-)
v. his·tor·i·cized, his·tor·i·ciz·ing, his·tor·i·ciz·es
v.tr.
To make or make appear historical.
v.intr.
To use historical details or materials.

his·tori·ci·zation (-s-zshn) n.


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While the authors historicize each hostess with great nuance, they offer various reasons for the phenom.
By highlighting the ways in which those active in Shanghai and Hong Kong negotiated commitments to filmmaking, their need for work, and the political and economic demands put on the film industry, Fu underlines the poverty of binarism and reinforces the need to historicize and problematize articulations of loyalty and treason.
In another essay, Grootaers draws on his own long experience with the Zande to historicize a people made famous (and timeless) by the publication of E.
 
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