She sees a gradual movement within early modern literature from residual racial mythologies to an emergent racial "science"--from narratives that often show the socially constructed nature of race to narratives that increasingly emphasize an essentialist view of race (race as something fixed, innate, and, to speak
anachronistically, biological).
Under Bill Adams, the only general secretary it's ever had, this somewhat
anachronistically named organisation has proved ineffective, both in negotiating improvement in pay and conditions and in establishing employees' rights.
Pic is shot deliberately
anachronistically, with costumed actors mixing with non-professionals in a modern landscape.
But tellingly, unlike nearly any other label on today's fashion scene, Laura Ashley still has a category in all its outlets
anachronistically entitled ``Blouses''.
s agenda in making this case is to challenge interpreters who
anachronistically and mistakenly read Gregory as a proponent of Scholastic versions of an Aristotelian doctrine of activities or operations (energeia) (306).
Craig James Hazen introduces the phrase "village Enlightenment"
anachronistically and idiosyncratically "to describe the ways in which Americans on a popular level (often, but not always, in rural areas and on the frontier) used traditional Enlightenment ideas in new contexts and in new combinations to construct or validate new religious worldviews" (5-6).
120);
anachronistically, the French treasury is said to have 'printed large quantities of paper money' and so exacerbated inflation in Rabelais's day (p.
Physical signs of emotional abuse may include speech disorders,
anachronistically infantile behavior or lags in emotional development.
Efforts to make sense of Chinese elite thought before the Opium War foundered, until very recently, upon western scholars' inability to see this thought in its own terms, rather than
anachronistically as a functional or dysfunctional prelude to Chinese "modernization" after the Opium War.
Christoph Jamme sees Goethe's use of myth as allegory, as an
anachronistically modern system of references, concocting out of ancient myths his poetic statement on the nature of things.
How did such a decent team end up dying under Big Top's
anachronistically corny canvas?
In
anachronistically summoning a modernist aesthetic, Olson's works often evoke the ghost of industrialism's soot and oil.
anachronistically - in an anachronistic manner; "let's look at this phenomenon anachronistically"