-
Darlington Theatre Players in Perth,
Western Australia. The
adaptation recontextualised the play to 1960s Australia, with the
reimagining of the "Chief" Bromden...
- his favorite,
notes the film's "footage
filmed on
antique cameras,
recontextualised newsreel, and
shrewd use of blue
screen technology." ""Zelig" - The...
- Attenborough,
Frederick T. (2014). "Jokes, pranks,
blondes and banter:
recontextualising ****ism in the
British print press".
Journal of
Gender Studies. 23...
- 70th
Berlin International Film
Festival in 2020. Qurbani's
version recontextualised the lead role of
Franz as Francis, an Afro-German
refugee from Guinea-Bissau...
-
original poem and
sought to
explain her capriciousness. The
novel recontextualises the sorceress'
transformations of
sailors into pigs from an act of...
- 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...
-
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...
- as
James Tenney and Arne Mellnäs
created pieces in the 1960s that
recontextualised the
music of
Elvis Presley and the singer's own voice, respectively...
-
referred to the
leader of the
Norwegians in the battle, but
later recontextualised as the lord of all Norwegians.
Harald is
mentioned in
several sagas...
