Definition of Recontextualise. Meaning of Recontextualise. Synonyms of Recontextualise

- and down of his career. The project was reported to "reinterpret and recontextualise" some of his songs. Williams described the filming process as "super...
- original poem and sought to explain her capriciousness. The novel recontextualises the sorceress' transformations of sailors into pigs from an act of...
- translations of the Iliad and the Odyssey – "where Wilson's work helps recontextualise Gr**** myth for modern audiences, the Hades series has the audacious...
- irreverently 'lift' an image from one genre—art history for example—and recontextualise it in another. A Fantin-Latour 'Roses' painting in combination with...
- Way, Lyndon C. S. (27 May 2021). "Populism in musical mash ups: recontextualising Brexit". Social Semiotics. 31 (3): 489–506. doi:10.1080/10350330.2021...
- Yuhong (14 March 2020). "The danmaku interface on Bilibili and the recontextualised translation practice: a semiotic technology perspective". Social Semiotics...
- of anti-communism. During the 1960s, figures in the New Left again recontextualised it through the lens of revolutionary socialism, opposed both to Marxism-Leninism...
- appropriated rephotographs depicting the Marlboro Man that attempted to 'recontextualise' the stereotypical 'stoic' American Cowboy. Photographer Norm Clasen...
- piece of "Martian poetry", a British literary movement that humorously recontextualises mundane aspects of human life from an alien perspective. William Shakespeare's...
- himself from what Gomer dubs "New Black Hollywood". "I hope it can recontextualise rather than reinforce stereotypes about my ancestors, that have been...