| As those who attended the meeting heard, there are several issues of circumstance that problematize this motion. |
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| Not only do these works ask us to question our contemporary relationship to our landscape, but they also problematize our position. |
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| We want to problematize the question of when the international system became global in scale. |
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| The result of these new realizations is that we can now problematize or relativize secular rationalism. |
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| Perreault found that all of these video games problematize religion by closely tying it in with violence. |
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| He makes innovative use of subtitles and intertitles to problematize reception. |
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| To problematize something according to this framework is to ask questions and critique more deeply the issue at hand, whatever that issue may be. |
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| Hoy thoroughly adopts a series of discussions that problematize the reading of contemporary fiction by Canadian Native women. |
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| Generally, however, most of them, as if it were a necessity, would rather problematize any correct reasoning. |
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| Furthermore, there is a need to problematize the kind of training that teachers experience and have been exposed to. |
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| The whole process of Devisch's meditation testifies to something else that may problematize these preceding lines. |
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| Four are particularly relevant from a strategic perspective, and I will briefly problematize each. |
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| The weft of the method is to listen, understand, problematize, to argue and conceptualize. |
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| The need to problematize questions of knowledge and learning, however, has a more fundamental dimension. |
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| It is the rare sociologist who can forgo a paradigm or two, but problematize began to sound as though somebody was kidding the profession's pretensions. |
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| The contributors aren't the first academic types to problematize, interrogate and otherwise analyze the series, which has also inspired courses at Northwestern and Berkeley as well as at least one scholarly podcast. |
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| The vision we develop of a country, the way we problematize its situation informs the strategy we apply in development aid and peacebuilding programmes. |
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| PowerGames aims to create a space for showing a wide range of approaches that problematize the relations between art and its political and social impact, its possible influence on our community. |
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| Were they attacking my sartorial prejudices and forcing me to problematize human body measurements in order to see them as a form of subtle yet all-pervasive oppression? |
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| Despite the fact that young women are doing better than ever, professional commentators are still finding ways to problematize young women's lives. |
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| Essayists theorize queerness and problematize racism and black homophobia to an extent so excessive as to restrict their work to the realm of academia. |
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