| In the first part of the book, Stahl attempts to demythologize technology by demonstrating its implicit religious character. |
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| He sought to demythologize Galileo, particularly the version that had become popular in the eighteenth century of Galileo the experimenter. |
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| How, then, do we demythologize and render impotent the demons in our lives? |
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| But Canadian researchers, scholars and writers alike have been working for years to address this by publishing a range of books that seek to demythologize this history. |
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| Man would be free, he said, if we could demythologize religion. |
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| I was lucky to be recognized in the World, but I have done everything to demythologize the picture of me in the same time. |
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| Baughman, a professor at the University of Wisconsin, means to demythologize it. |
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| These locker room scenes often serve to demythologize the spectacle of male strength before it can be re-mythologized in the big game. |
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| However, Eastwood's willingness to demythologize such stock characters as western heroes and cops eventually brought him critical acclaim, as did his lean, crisp directorial style. |
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| Andress is at pains to demythologize the horrors these revolutionaries committed, which he does, sort of, making it plain that they were not mindlessly bloodthirsty but selective and, in their way, sane. |
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| Lonesome Dove' was an effort to kind of demythologize the myth of the Old West, but it kind of came to people won't let you. |
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| Few writers are able to demythologize historical icons while retaining a substantive empathy for their subj ect's humanity and achievement. |
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| Such a recognition helps to demythologize the neo-liberal era. |
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| Jeanne Van Waadenoijen's new offering to the field of Bosch scholarship attempts to demythologize the artist and his oeuvre for a nonspecialist reader. |
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