reappropriation

The spending then must be authorized a second time, a "reappropriation."

"The cafes are, in a way, a reappropriation of thought and discourse," he said.

That is to say, it existed as a reappropriation of authoritarian-controlled property.

There I asked the 200 or so students, who had just studied reappropriation, what they thought of attempts to redefine the word.

There has been recent (2010s) interest in this word as a form of reappropriation from third-wave feminists.

If the heritage is to be lived in, its reappropriation also means sharing places, time and symbolisms.

Now we observe a great deal of revisiting and reappropriation of the past.

The book refers to the prevalent reappropriation of once-private houses for municipal and government use.

No seats were lost as a result of the decennial reappropriation of districts.

Reviewers were generally positive regarding the album's reappropriation of retro styles.

I couldn't shake the fear that it would be confiscated by the owners in the name of Cultural Reappropriation.

Ms. Kasindorf said she was hopeful that some financing would be included if a reappropriation is approved.

The study of these areas does not represent "a moving away from the tradition, but a reappropriation" of the tradition, he said.

A. Reappropriation of development in Africa 2.

The spot seemed ripe for reappropriation.

The origin of the name "Cod" is uncertain, but is most likely a case of reappropriation.

It entails the submission of received understanding to critical reappropriation for the purpose of human emancipation.

At the same time, we realize that every reappropriation is constrained and even guided by contemporary concerns and biases.

One is which uses reappropriation of the blog format and snapshot software to create clustered poetic meanings.

For me it's about reappropriation.

Peacock said he sees the calendar as a reappropriation of traditional Catholic lenten penitential practices.

The Minister said that the Council found that there was still more room for reappropriation, and that is what it has done.

Chenu played a large role in the reappropriation of historic theological sources that led to the nouvelle théologie.