In a statistical study of revisionist powers, Yale University's Jason Lyall found that revisionist powers often fail by adopting disastrous strategies.
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MUNCHIES spoke with Heugel about Columbus, rum, and revisionist history.
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You don't have to quote that in your revisionist history.
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Trump "is currently indulging in some revisionist history," Bush wrote.
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"Revisionist History" also scored a win for best history podcast.
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But Clinton gives no indication of sharing Obama's revisionist sentiments.
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But, the facts seems to disagree with that revisionist history. 35.
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"Revisionist interpretations of famous monsters can be positive," Teo tells me.
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Quentin Tarantino has never met a revisionist ending he didn't love.
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Pepper the Dinky Comedy Album is just my personal revisionist take.
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Do not let his presidency inspire a revisionist history of Bush's.
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Russia under Putin is perhaps the world's most ambitious revisionist power.
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" Nick from New York: "Let's cut the revisionist nonsense about Nixon.
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The Rain is best if you do your own revisionist viewing — poof!
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China is a revisionist power, wanting to expand influence within the system.
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But it's a cancelled revisionist project that might signal the greatest change.
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Years later, a gay biographer named Paul Bryant does some revisionist sleuthing.
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Can you explain what you mean by your "revisionist point of view"?
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This is a notable exclusion in the context of a revisionist exhibition.
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There is a lot of revisionist history about the last presidential election.
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In a rush of revisionist fervor, I see the whole thing fresh.
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He does not uncover any fresh documents or offer a revisionist account.
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Russia is a revisionist aggressor trying to subvert the trans-Atlantic world.
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To call "The Highwaymen" revisionist — or even reactionary — would be an understatement.
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In the Khrushchev thaw, China was the unreconstructed past; Mao proclaimed Russia revisionist.
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The revisionist Western picked up $6.4 million, bringing its total to $41.5 million.
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But who didn't dabble in some illegal shit back before Westerns became revisionist?
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The administration's policy document calls Russia a "revisionist power" antithetical to U.S. interests.
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Jacob, you and Malcolm did a very successful podcast called ... JW: Revisionist History.
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We look at recent revisionist interpretations that view her as an early feminist.
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I remember who saw [The Revisionist], and what happened—almost moment for moment.
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"Sounds like a bit of revisionist history to me," one of those officials said.
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By offering revisionist versions, people can kind of have the best of both worlds.
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It is against this backdrop of revisionist art-history-in-the-making that Rev.
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In Trump's revisionist account, his jibe at Sanford earns applause and laughter, not boos.
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The text evokes feelings of erasure and frustration at perceived revisionist history in Australia.
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The former Constitutional lecturer in the White House is in fact a Constitutional revisionist.
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Benzion was an uncompromising ideologue, a maximalist, and a member of the Revisionist movement.
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Ellis is not a revisionist; he is not pulling down statues from their pedestals.
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It was a revisionist act, as well as a "Chapeaux!" to Jenny and Barbara.
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But it's pure revisionist history for him to cast himself as above the fray.
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Parker is less a revolutionary than a revisionist, adapting old strategies to new purposes.
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Some detractors believe Booker's focus on public schools is the stuff of revisionist history.
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I mean Reagan got a lot of bad press, revisionist history much better of course.
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Gohmert and his fans appear to want to create a revisionist account of Chávez's legacy.
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The revisionist western from Quentin Tarantino racked up $16.2 million to finish in third place.
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Hirohito's son Akihito, in contrast, denounced militarism and opposed revisionist accounts of the war years.
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The result is one of the finer recent American political documentaries, both revisionist and revitalizing.
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But less critical engagement with rock made space for revisionist thinking on the decade before.
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Coming from a revisionist Russian leader, the word "friendship" has a menacing echo in Finland.
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I mean, for God's sake, that's just such a stupid, revisionist, ignorant remark to make.
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"Revolting Rhymes" is a BBC adaptation of Roald Dahl's cheeky revisionist fairy-tale poetry book.
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Whatever their differences, Iran, North Korea, Russia and China are all so-called revisionist powers.
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In this revisionist take, Shakespeare's tragic heroine takes matters, and fate, into her own hands.
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North Korea stuck to the centrally planned economic system, denouncing China's economic reforms as revisionist.
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But Mr. Salles offers both fresh visual material and a gently revisionist interpretation of events.
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What could have been a revisionist slog opens into a more ambitiously ambivalent buddy movie.
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This would further entrap the risk-averse South as a captive of the revisionist North.
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Critic's Notebook It's hard to overstate the impact of "Revisionist History" on the podcast landscape.
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The massive revisionist life of the Romantic poet immediately established Holmes as a major biographer.
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Do we want a revisionist history of how groups were targeted for discrimination in the past?
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Their stay is less of a plot hole, then, and maybe more of a revisionist reality.
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You'll get the idea quickly: a slow blast of empathetic feeling, wisely revisionist yet deeply comfortable.
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He has already indicated that he will continue to speak out against revisionist history of WWII.
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But this revisionist rationale is not why you stated at the time you voted against it.
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That encourages the type of revisionist behavior that Qatar, Turkey and Iran are currently engaged in.
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With his shameless revisionist account of his past, Kavanaugh is putting this question to the test.
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Reviewed by David Frum This book is subversively revisionist history with sharp relevance to the present.
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It seems impossible to ever be inspired by a previous era without having a revisionist view.
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You need a million people listening to Revisionist History for it to be an ongoing concern.
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This lineup changes depending on who's telling the story and to what revisionist or orthodox end.
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Disney threatened to sue, and when that got into the press, there was a revisionist blowback.
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Nazi Germany is the classic revisionist power, as it sought to conquer all of Western Europe.
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Along with this rich hypocrisy is a healthy dose of revisionist history about the Clinton impeachment.
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In 2019, I don't need any more revisionist celebrations of high difficulty and tight dodge timings.
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It was a joke, and he uses revisionist history to explain how he didn't screw everything up.
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There are no heroes in a revisionist Western, and everyone — and everything — looks and feels like shit.
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Surely, these choices and intentions have always been questionable, and some type of revisionist history was inevitable.
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And he helped found the radically revisionist school of criticism that became known in English as auteurism.
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His revisionist history appeals to these people precisely because it flatters them and doesn't demand fact-checking.
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While certainly revisionist, Dean's account doesn't come across as nearly as biased as, say, Unger's Monroe bio.
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You talk about the Tea Party factor a lot, but there's a bit of revisionist history here.
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Especially if that "competitor" is also branded a "revisionist power" keen on upending the American world order.
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The revisionist Westerns that followed invited viewers to question everything about who drew those lines, and why.
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In this revisionist version of U.S. history, it seems as if Washington did it all by himself.
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The revisionist Western from the Weinstein Company picked up $6.4 million, bringing its total to $41.5 million.
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The party's own supporters have also been linked to revisionist provocations at a former concentration camp site.
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His recent success at the polls is not a victory for the Revisionist vision of the state.
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Because this kind of revisionist (or old-fashioned) thinking is in everyone's interest, brand and consumer alike.
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I remember thinking, as I watched it, that this scene probably appeared fantastical, revisionist, to many viewers.
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This is why the most egregious omission from the Trump National Security Strategy is radical revisionist nationalism.
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I say this knowing I might be accused of fostering another "revisionist fantasy" within the art world.
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If his well-motivated, radically revisionist commentary is correct, then the received accounts of Rothko are wrong.
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Schmidt, who is close to Orbán's party, is known for her revisionist work regarding the Holocaust in Hungary.
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As part of Brooklyn Ballet's "Revisionist History 2" program, four of its diverse dancers will perform the work.
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And hostility to China, along with revisionist views of history, have played growing roles in Japanese nationalism, too.
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Proponents of the "Come for the tool, stay for the network" theory sometimes indulge in revisionist product history.
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The revisionist criticism of Polk is similar to that of Jackson, of whom Polk was a noted protege.
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In this "revisionist" interpretation, blame for the conflicts of the Cold War lies with capitalism and its defenders.
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China and Russia are revisionist powers, looking to overtake the U.S. and set the rules of the road.
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Wormuth's argument represents a widespread and misguided way of thinking about how to confront Russia's revisionist foreign policy.
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So if [these new producers] want to have their own revisionist perspective on it, just do it right.
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In this revisionist take, Rose Red will help her poor sister wake up after eating that poison apple.
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The Trump administration identifies both Russia and China as "revisionist powers" and "strategic competitors" of the United States.
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Oliver Stone — perhaps unsurprisingly, given his well-established revisionist views on American history and institutions — isn't buying it.
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But what Re: Mind reveals, in its revisionist take on its base game, is deep anxiety about endings.
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Nakasone, like Abe, was a security hawk but did not adopt a revisionist view of Japan's wartime legacy.
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But he has seemingly endless amounts of cash to put behind it, regardless of whether it's revisionist history.
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When people with a spotlight choose to use revisionist history to exacerbate tensions, we end up with Charlottesville.
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There are not two sides to the story of Charlottesville, no matter how much revisionist history they use.
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Pountney, who recently won praise for reviving Mieczysław Weinberg's Holocaust opera, "The Passenger," disclaims any grand revisionist agenda.
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But Trump's versions of "the facts" mirrored the revisionist narrative advanced by the alt-right to a disturbing degree.
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It gives the missing-child narrative at the story's heart a revisionist poignancy that speaks to the present day.
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He rejects revisionist, left-leaning critics such as Arundhati Roy, who have labelled Gandhi a sell-out on caste.
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Naruhito has also indicated that he will continue his father's legacy of speaking out against revisionist history of WWII.
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"The hedge fund is engaging in revisionist history,making claims that are not rooted in facts," the statement said.
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Apparently, the painting referenced an "athletic team rivalry," according to CNN, and not a revisionist version of Southern history.
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One of the first pages advertised to me after creating my account was an (albeit tiny) Holocaust revisionist group.
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Instead, she paints in binary shades to create a revisionist history inhabited solely by angry men and cowed women.
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It was a Neo-Confederate, revisionist, white supremacist history created to suppress Black Americans and impose Jim Crow laws.
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This is what happens when generations of white Southerners are fed a revisionist Confederate narrative at a young age.
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Russia has been trying to change the status quo in Europe since Putin's 2007 revisionist Munich Security Conference speech.
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China is branded as a "strategic competitor" and a "revisionist power" hell-bent on upending the American world order.
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One poster reimagines the entire front page of the August newspaper, known as A1, to reflect Bell's revisionist approach.
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So a show like Revisionist ... You're gonna put people on a plane, and they're gonna go talk to someone.
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"Here's some amount of revisionist history in all his storytelling," Dorsey said Thursday, according to journalists at the event.
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"I love"—then a savoring pause—"Dick Cavett," he says in a recent episode of his podcast, Revisionist History.
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And Stitcher, a podcast app that reliably delivers everything from Revisionist History to archived episodes of Desert Island Discs.
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But he also has a revisionist streak, an interest in reimagining the recent past rather than faithfully reconstructing it.
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Angelina Jolie returns as the powerful, dangerous fairy in this tame, disappointing follow-up to the 2014 revisionist hit.
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It is a revisionist comic portrait of another clan for whom Russia's best-known metropolis towers in the imagination.
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No ballet maker has achieved the revisionist power with which Martha Graham showed women rewriting both history and myth.
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Revisionist countries that wish to challenge the U.S.-led system see this as an affront to their economic sovereignty.
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Despite careful inclusion of revisionist sources elsewhere in the book, the author does not cite any in this section.
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In a turbulent world, and facing a revisionist Russia and China, we need a strong NATO more than ever.
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Well there is a revisionist history that certain people put forth that the lawsuit against Microsoft did nothing. Right.
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In East Asia and Eastern Europe, revisionist authoritarian powers are coercing their neighbors and nibbling away at the international order.
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But it casts a fierce, revisionist eye on the past, finding the cruelty and prejudice that lie beneath the pageantry.
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It takes a surprisingly tough line on Russia and China, labeling them "revisionist powers" opposed to U.S. values and interests.
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I will always argue for a more accurate re-revision of the revisionist history that Kanye made the technology cool.
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And they're enabling Green Book to perpetuate a revisionist narrative, instead of confronting America's racist history and learning from it.
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In the revisionist view, Toscanini rushed through passages that other conductors would turn into contemplation or mystery or sheer loveliness.
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This perspective makes the old orthodox and revisionist debates about "who started it" in the 1940s seem just that: old.
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A 2017 national security strategy document called China a "revisionist" power attempting to reorder international politics to suit its interests.
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Some warned that amusing images of the scantily clad leader must not serve as a distraction from his revisionist comments.
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Shortly after, surrounded by supporters at his campaign headquarters, Mr. de Blasio offered a revisionist view of the governor's comments.
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Reading a great revisionist history of America is the bookish way to feel what it's like to be born again.
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There's a quietly funny drama about love and divorce and a revisionist history of Hollywood in the summer of 21917.
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There's a quietly funny drama about love and divorce and a revisionist history of Hollywood in the summer of 22020.
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Even so, he and revisionist allies in his Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) have shifted Japan rightward, with some insidious consequences.
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Trump has often advanced a revisionist view of the 2016 election, claiming that Ukraine interfered and playing down Russia's role.
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The union is squeezed between revisionist Russia and President Trump's "America First," and demoralized by Britain's shocking vote for Brexit.
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And, as Simon Levis Sullam's vigorously revisionist history makes clear, while many Italians stood up for the Jews, many did not.
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Israel is negotiating with Hungary's government over the future contents of a new revisionist Holocaust museum to be opened in Budapest.
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How many times have Americans read about a study damning this or that food, only to then hear the revisionist opposite?
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Suddenly disillusioned with the revisionist history he's learned under the authoritarian regime, Montag betrays the firefighters and joins an underground resistance.
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It is fitting that this even larger version of that show thoroughly redeems Mapplethorpe's revisionist vision of American saints and aristocrats.
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The attempt of revisionist powers to achieve their ends by using hybrid warfare in the grey zone is taking new forms.
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The revisionist inclination of a DPP government poses threat to the stability of both Beijing-Taipei relations and Beijing Washington relations.
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She is not associated with her husband's hardline revisionist stance on history and opposes his support for nuclear power, he added.
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In 21st century-great power competition between the U.S. and these revisionist powers, the Arctic — and Greenland — will take center stage.
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Long celebrated as a disabused, revisionist "anti-Western," McCarthy's novel can also be understood as fuelling the illusion of frontier masculinity.
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" Better still, they could simply have come right out and called it "A Revisionist View of All Your Favorite Food Writers.
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" She's not alone in her revisionist take on 1960s concrete, but I'll stick with Ada Louise Huxtable's assessment: "gigantically second rate.
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But the presidency has given Mr. Bolsonaro a powerful platform to thrust a revisionist version of that era into the mainstream.
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A revisionist historical narrative hardened in the 5003s, and Khe Sanh became a metaphor for General Westmoreland's mismanagement of the war.
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He promoted a revisionist narrative of his country's history, unnerving South Korea and China — two victims of Japan's past military adventurism.
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"We find that Mr. Comey has a revisionist view of history and seems like a disgruntled ex-employee," Ms. Conway said.
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An occasion that might have seemed a revisionist historical footnote turns out to be more like the best saved for last.
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The latest go-to internet joke celebrates our most famous historical, political, and cultural figures — but with some added revisionist humor.
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If the show is not the full-on revisionist effort that the decade needs, it can't help being a necessary beginning.
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Less noticed but perhaps equally revisionist, the National Security Strategy reverses the Obama administration's lead-from-behind approach to outer space.
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Paris Hilton engaged in some revisionist history over her relationship with Kim Kardashian and the sex tapes that made them famous.
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He had grown up in the same revisionist movement, and his political career was nurtured and then promoted by Mr. Arens.
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See folks, this is how racism's reasoning works: It requires a revisionist view of history, with stains removed and facts twisted.
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Writing &aposat the end of Obama&aposs two terms Putin had elevated Russia to a credible revisionist power on the international stage.
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Johnny Depp summons the spirit of the romantic vampire hero Barnabas Collins in Tim Burton's revisionist spin on the 1960s soap opera.
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The Trump administration has called Beijing a "strategic competitor" and "a revisionist power," a marked change from the engagement of its predecessors.
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But this potentially exciting scientific debate has been mired in revisionist history, detracting from a clear contest between these two contrasting hypotheses.
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Crase, who published a book of poems, The Revisionist (213), to great acclaim, did not publish another book until 22011, when AMERIFIL.
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Jabotinsky, the pioneer of the right-wing Revisionist Zionist movement, was a staunch nationalist who fought against the British mandate in Palestine.
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To the Editor: The assertion that Japan was about to surrender has been a staple of revisionist criticisms of the atomic bombings.
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Today, opponents of Puerto Rico's petition to Congress for restructuring authority have resorted to revisionist history of the treatment of Detroit's creditors.
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Pence, on the other hand, controlled the VP debate and managed to deliver a revisionist version of Trump, while looking, well, presidential.
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It is revisionist — or, rather, corrective — American history, a tale of men turning feral as they swarmed California like an invasive species.
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In a fundamental shift, the Trump administration has formally described China as a "revisionist power" and "strategic competitor" in the past year.
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" Nor did they appreciate the prescience of Ze'ev Jabotinsky, the brilliant, charismatic founder of Revisionist Zionism, whom Gordis calls Zionism's "guiding spirit.
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We have there a country officially branded by Washington as a "strategic competitor" and a "revisionist power" challenging the American world order.
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Anyone could, if they wanted, download this app and spend a mere 99 cents and 30 seconds creating a revisionist version of history.
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" Update: BamBrogan's lawyer says Hyperloop One's countersuit is "revisionist history," telling TechCrunch it's "pure fiction, and that will be shown by the evidence.
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It's worth pointing out that Jassy's telling of the Fire Phone experience may have put a bit of a revisionist sheen on it.
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To be clear, it's not a wildly revisionist film — I walked out of the theater admiring Armstrong, his colleagues and what they accomplished.
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NJ.com's Steve Politi wrote an incredible revisionist history piece about Schiano's character on the grounds that he was nice to a paralyzed player.
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That's impossible as long as America's security experts consider China a "strategic competitor" and "a revisionist power" determined to challenge America's world order.
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Instead, both Arthur and John act as practically interchangeable anti-heroes built for the same nihilistic cynicism that defines the revisionist Western genre.
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According to the band, the hypnotic, atmospheric "Short Life" was the first track that they wrote after they released their last album, Revisionist.
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The wily and charismatic Newton Knight is a revisionist archetype, a white Southern rebel fighting against the mythology that such figures usually embody.
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In ruling against expanded DACA and DAPA, the 22019th Circuit Court of Appeals reached its decision in part by engaging in revisionist history.
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For some revisionist analysts, the path to victory would have involved more firepower from an earlier point on more parts of enemy territory.
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He also was co-curator of an acclaimed revisionist presentation of MoMA's permanent collection at the Fondation Louis Vuitton in Paris in 2017.
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Rebecca Sugar was hired from the world of independent comics to work on the first season of "Adventure Time" as a storyboard revisionist.
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Their resentment of the removal of public symbols of the Confederate past — the genesis of this weekend's rally — is fueled by revisionist history.
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Perhaps the kindest way to look at the Amazon series "Z: The Beginning of Everything" is as a brave example of revisionist history.
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The gathering of the widows Hemingway is the high point of a play that ultimately careens off the rails in its revisionist enthusiasm.
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Meanwhile, former "Today" show host Billy Bush has accused President Trump of engaging in "revisionist history" with regard to the Access Hollywood tape.
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The revisionist school was superseded by what Gary Kornblith, professor emeritus at Oberlin College, has called the "fundamentalist" interpretation of the Civil War.
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It is easy to forget that the admiring portrait of Cromwell offered by both Mr MacCulloch and Ms Mantel is itself a revisionist view.
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We discussed the secrets to building healthy communities online, our experiences with "revisionist history" in Silicon Valley and how to build trust among teams.
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The Florida senator has been indignant at the revisionist history on Castro and Cuba, and he's feeling clearly didn't soften just because Castro died.
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It took years of revisionist history for me to appreciate the alternative vision that saw that crucial moment in the Civil War and Reconstruction.
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They are now revisionist states that want to challenge the status quo and look at their regions as spheres of influence to be dominated.
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The movie — based on The Clansman by Thomas Dixon Jr. — is a grotesquely revisionist history of the end of the Civil War and Reconstruction.
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"Hyperloop One's cross complaint goes beyond revisionist history--it's pure fiction, and that will be shown by the evidence," Berger said in a statement.
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There's nothing revisionist in the show's assessment of the Trail, which was atrocious: thousands of Indians perished on the way to mostly barren lands.
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The DPP's resounding defeat on Saturday should at least serve to restrain its revisionist inclination, especially its ideologues' quest for Taiwan's de jure independence.
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For the curious thing is that Du Bois pays more attention to the enduring legacy of Reconstruction than have many of his revisionist successors.
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Yet Republican intellectuals have long denied this, fabricating a revisionist history in which Republicans were and always have been the party of civil rights.
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"We find Mr. Comey has a revisionist view of history and seems like a disgruntlement ex-employee," Conway told reporters outside the White House.
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They celebrate this truth while many white Southerners pretend it does not exist—and while many non-Southern whites back up their revisionist nostalgia.
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"What the hell is this revisionist history lesson trying to achieve here?!?" said Roberto Livar, Manu's father, who posted it to Facebook on Wednesday.
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The traditional account of the pilgrims and natives at Plymouth in 1621 may be highly revisionist, but at least it offers something to debunk.
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Which isn't to say "These Truths" is an update of "A People's History of the United States," Howard Zinn's radically revisionist book from 1980.
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It's not so easy to imagine revisionist platform histories, given how integral metrics have been to the stories of their rapid rise and dominance.
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So anybody who wants to blame Donald Trump for the problems of the Republican Party, which began 20 years ago, is a revisionist historian.
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Will she compete with Sally Hawkins, who plays a mute cleaning woman in "The Shape of Water," Guillermo del Toro's passionately revisionist monster movie?
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That's basically the sequence of events that gave us the Cuban crisis, as Ben Schwarz pointed out in a revisionist Atlantic essay in 2013.
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This revisionist history makes a compelling case for the overwhelming power of the Anishinaabeg tribes of the Great Lakes region throughout the Colonial period.
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Nevertheless, a revisionist version of history now making the rounds claims the Antiquities Act is abusive and national monuments are inflaming general public opinion.
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This was their brilliant gamble when they took over the National Front in 2011, later ousting its founder for one revisionist comment too many.
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The singling out of China and Russia as "revisionist powers" also comes despite Trump's own attempts to build strong relations Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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It's a refreshingly revisionist view of humankind's innate corruption and culpability, painted at a time when Christian fundamentalism was sealing its grip on conservative politics.
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It's also telling that so much of this revisionist American history is about blending Christianity with a very specific form of American (usually white) nationalism.
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"The EU finds itself in a world dominated by great power rivalries, Chinese assertiveness and revisionist Russian belligerence," says former Swedish Prime Minister Carl Bildt.
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And to claim that these jabs were only made at the expense of Republicans would be to call on a revisionist version of comedic history.
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West's apparent ignorance of this country's past is tied, in part, to the fact that so many of our textbooks are saturated with revisionist history.
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Unlike the Colts' revisionist history, the Tennessee Titans get credit for the Houston Oilers' record books—only we still don't get to see any Oilers!
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Stressing that it was "a German death camp, run by Germans," Chancellor Angela Merkel spoke of the threat posed by revisionist history and rising hatred.
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The U.S. military has put countering China and Russia, dubbed "revisionist powers," at the center of a new national defense strategy unveiled earlier this month.
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China, after all, is also considered by the U.S. to be a strategic "competitor" (adversary) and a "revisionist power," seeking to upend the American world order.
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The church has called her version of events a revisionist history, claiming that she is actually bitter about being expelled from the religion she once loved.
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NRA Family, the ostensibly family-oriented wing of the National Rifle Association, is putting a decidedly revisionist spin on classic fairy tales by arming the protagonists.
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Aside from some uncomfortable revisionist history regarding Far Cry 5's main villains, New Dawn has all of the elements for a great Far Cry experience.
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Four days after the Trump Tower meeting, Akhmetshin was responsible for arranging the high-profile showing of a revisionist anti-Magnitsky film at Washington, DC's Newseum.
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"He could go from kind of one doubtful extreme to the most confident dude you've ever seen," acknowledged Hoffman, noting that it's all revisionist history now.
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In the first game, its revisionist Western film DNA created a story that interrogated the presumed morality, social progress, ideals, and reality of our American dreams.
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The U.S. needs Europe in its confrontation with countries it has qualified as "strategic competitors" and "revisionist powers" hell-bent on deconstructing the Western world order.
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On the U.S. side, the Trump administration published its National Defense Strategy (NDS) identifying China and Russia as "revisionist powers" seeking to upend the world order.
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That strategy ostensibly reoriented American diplomacy from an 23-year focus on counterterrorism to a new approach to the world's two "revisionist powers," Russia and China.
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Cindy Hyde-Smith once promoted a measure that praised a Confederate soldier's effort to "defend his homeland" and pushed a revisionist view of the Civil War.
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It is worst in the Deep South, where even the causes of the Civil War are vehemently denied with the revisionist label War of Northern Aggression.
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The new book synthesizes fifty years of revisionist scholarship, repeating and amplifying the findings of other researchers (fully acknowledged), and tacking on a few additional charges.
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Obreht does not engage in the usual task of the revisionist Western, seeking to correct heroic fairy tales with infusions of compromised morality and violent grit.
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Zuckerberg was called out on his revisionist history by former Facebook chief security officer Alex Stamos in an interview published by Columbia Journalism Review this week.
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Kelly's interpretation carried echoes of a revisionist explanation of the causes of the Civil War that was popular in the middle decades of the twentieth century.
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For almost twenty years after his death, in 19613, Williams appeared doomed to near-oblivion—omitted from every list, popular or scholarly, canonical or hipster-revisionist.
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The National Defense Strategy issued by the Defense Department in 2018 declared a new era of great power competition with "revisionist powers" — namely, China and Russia.
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Jesse, you do create unusually self-flagellating characters, including the writer in your earlier work "The Revisionist" [in which he starred with Vanessa Redgrave in 2013].
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If you're in a more revisionist mood, you can catch "Dial M for Murder" (Saturday) in 3-D, a device that enhances the movie's voyeuristic atmosphere.
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"Transmissions" is an installation, a collage of several art forms, a revisionist investigation of New York modernism and sexual expression, and an essay in queer theory.
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Asking neighbors, friends, family for their biased, inaccurate, or revisionist opinions of the killer and his motives does nothing except insult the good people he KILLED.
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Mr. Trump subsequently said the Soviet Union was right to invade Afghanistan in 1979, parroting Russian revisionist history by claiming it was seeking to quell terrorism.
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An intimately staged and darkly revisionist revival of "Oklahoma!" that enjoyed a critically acclaimed and sold-out Off Broadway run will transfer to Broadway this season.
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By then, more than 30 years after The Revisionist, even Crase's heartiest admirers had long since given up on seeing a second collection of his poems.
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They take place under the menacing shadow of Russia's escalating attacks on Western liberal democracy and the revisionist mythologizing of right-wing leaders across the continent.
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A host of her peers in cropped chain mail tops, distressed and bedazzled denim, zips and corsets and revisionist suiting (shorts, backward shirts, oversize jackets) followed.
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Then again Kennedy ultimately did get us out of his crisis unscathed, for which even the revisionist take on his failures needs to give him credit.
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But our allies must be confident that we have their backs, otherwise they will be tempted to cut deals with Russia or some other revisionist power.
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Over the years, the campus cultivated a reputation for supporting resistance movements led by minorities and questioning revisionist histories of India pushed by far-right Hindus.
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If you listen and enjoy it, he also addressed inequality in a series of three previous episodes of the podcast, called "Revisionist History," about higher education.
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Revisionist powers, such as Russia and China, are trying to re-write international rules and norms — often by force — and are undermining democracy at every turn.
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And given the toxic view of Russia in Washington these days, several Russian foreign policy experts breathed a sigh of relief at the mere "revisionist" label.
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But in Juul's case, revisionist history is particularly important, because the way Juul markets itself is central to the question of how it should be treated.
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The 68-page doctrine the White House released Monday described Russia and China as "revisionist" powers for seeking a change in the American-led world order.
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Tom Kalin came out of the AIDS activist group ACT UP to make Swoon, which casts a revisionist queer lens on the Leopold & Loeb "perfect murder" case.
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Coogler and Joe Robert Cole, who co-wrote the script, turn an age-old narrative on its head via Killmonger's revisionist fury: The colonized as the colonizers.
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McMaster also told the Virginia Military Institute in November that Russia, along with China, North Korea and Iran, represented "hostile revisionist powers" that need to be confronted.
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His long history working in Russia, skepticism about sanctions on Russia, and receipt of a medal from Putin personally in 2013 suggest he's open to revisionist ideas.
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Which is why a presidential election — ostensibly a preposterous narrative backdrop for any rom-com — is such a perfect one for a revisionist take on the genre.
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While Iran's leaders may regard the book as revisionist history, scholars of Middle East politics said secret collaborations between Mr. Sadr and the shah were entirely plausible.
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After she fixes, once again, his revisionist history of what his idea of her relationship with his father was, he admits he was coming back for Alison.
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It's worth taking some time to pick at D'Souza's take on American history, which is rancid and manipulative, but totally in keeping with D'Souza's long revisionist career.
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The domestic intelligence agency says the party, which has only 5,200 members, has close links to neo-Nazis and has branded it anti-Semitic, racist and revisionist.
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Impeachment has rallied the GOP to defend executive branch obstruction of Congress and a revisionist constitutional argument that places previously shocking behavior outside of the impeachment remedy.
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It is within this context that outside revisionist powers, like Russia, are actively amplifying our divisions to break down our political culture, values and the system itself.
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As is so often the case in revisionist historical dramas, à la Marie Antoinette, there is anachronistic dancing; in this instance, the kids twerk to modern trap.
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Accordingly, revisionist projects of historical and cultural memory can enable the establishment of new archives and canons, thereby helping to give voice to those previously left silent.
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One called "American Painting" is multiply dated "1932/1942-54," indicating that it is the product of several revisionist campaigns, of which there is poignant internal evidence.
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Critics of the Hindu nationalists have called out their attempts to downplay the Taj's significance, noting that revisionist views are not shared by a majority of Indians.
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President Macri has abandoned Ms. Kirchner's revisionist history of the 1994 bombing, and he supports an independent investigation that would finally identify who ordered Alberto Nisman's death.
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The Zionist Revisionist right once combined nationalism with liberal values, promising an Israel that would grant all its residents the vote and equal rights, regardless of nationality.
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There are more than enough new viewing options being produced (including an endless parade of reboots and revisionist remakes for the nostalgia-inclined) to keep anyone entertained.
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Fusing grand themes and the visceral details of daily life, she offers a revisionist corrective that shows the influence of writers like Clarice Lispector and Angela Carter.
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At a strategic level, Paris is militarily able but also aware of its interdependence with the United States to balance a revisionist Russia and an emboldened China.
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This revisionist style is present in both the content — as each character asserts her or his version of the events on the page — and the visual styles.
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"Hostiles" itself wants to be both a throwback and an advance, not so much a new kind of western as every possible kind — vintage, revisionist, elegiac, feminist.
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"Misha was one of the most important ministers of defense the State of Israel ever had," said President Reuven Rivlin, another scion of the revisionist Herut movement.
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His new podcast with Slate's Panoply network, "Revisionist History," tries to make listeners rethink things from the past that have been "misunderstood or unjustly forgotten," he said.
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Murdered for Mao: The killings China 'forgot' Sent to the cowshed As Red Guards, we subjected anyone perceived as "bourgeois" or "revisionist" to brutal mental and physical attacks.
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Woolverton, whose revisionist reading of a femme-centric fairy tale had a potent intensity in Maleficent, here puts her heroine on a time-traveling quest to rewrite history.
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History podcasts rival true crime as the downloads du jour, thanks to shows such as the Watergate-recounting "Slow Burn" and "Revisionist History" from Malcolm Gladwell, a journalist.
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Just last week, organizers estimated that 180,000 people showed up to remember the Tiananmen Square massacre, in open defiance of Beijing's tight-lipped, revisionist approach to that history.
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Altman makes her case in a provocative new book, "The Truth About Social Security: The Founders' Words Refute Revisionist History, Zombie Lies, and Common Misunderstandings" (Strong Arm Press).
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The area under the heaviest fire at present, according to reports received here, is Southwest China, where several party luminaries are being attacked for ''bourgeois'' and ''revisionist'' leanings.
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The underlying questions that must be asked are: Is China a status-quo power or a revolutionary/revisionist challenger, and are China and the U.S. destined for conflict?
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Revisionist history is one of the most important contributions feminist theorizing has made to the history of art, but it was time to turn that method on itself.
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The house includes installations like a tupperware party for guns, an alt-right AI teacher broadcasting revisionist history, and pro-life cheerleaders gleefully burning abortionists at the stake.
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President Trump is currently indulging in some revisionist history, reportedly telling allies, including at least one United States senator, that the voice on the tape is not his.
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In 2001, Niyazov wrote a revisionist history of the country called "The Ruhnama" (meaning "The Book of Soul"), which schoolchildren and civil servants had to learn by heart.
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Starting 10 years ago with his World War II epic Inglourious Basterds, Tarantino has made a hobby of histories so revisionist that they turn historical fiction into pulp.
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Revisionist powers are trying to undermine the liberal international order and rewrite international rules and norms in their favor, through politics, diplomatic maneuvering, economic warfare and military actions.
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But his revisionist views and association with individuals belittling the grievances of Korean and Chinese people have led right-wing organizations to see him as a legitimizing force.
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Netanyahu's grandfather and father were members of the right-wing "Revisionist" movement at a time when Zionism was dominated by the left in Eastern Europe, America and Palestine.
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In particular, revisionist historians point to Reagan's enormous investments in the Strategic Defense Initiative (derisively known as "Star Wars") as playing a significant role in the Soviet collapse.
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Some revisionist commentators also argue that Reagan's tough talk and enormously wasteful military spending spree scared the Soviets into elevating a radical reformer – Gorbachev – to lead the USSR.
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That second figure is, in fact, the portentously spoken, older Salomé herself, who is seen here narrating a revisionist account of a time-honored slice of Judean history.
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When CNBC Make It asked Canadian journalist, author and host of Revisionist History Malcolm Gladwell about the worst investment he sees people make, he pointed to these differences.
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Now that Christmas is over — although, based on the Bible's chronology, the wise men wouldn't appear in Bethlehem for several more weeks — it's time for some revisionist history.
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Katz's revisionist history unravels the tightly wound fibers of the Che Guevara myth by giving a face and a name to the man who contributed to its creation.
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Since the heyday of the classic Western, decades of so-called revisionist updates have highlighted the growing fragility of the US frontier as one of the nation's foundational myths.
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Ohio State University's Randall Schweller argues that countries tend to bandwagon with revisionist powers like the Targaryen alliance when they want to strengthen their position in the international system.
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It is as if Mr Trump wants America to give up defending the system it created and to join Russia and China as just another truculent revisionist power instead.
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In my opinion, this is a better version of the record and—without participating in revisionist history—it's the record presented as it was always intended to be presented.
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Where are the revisionist retrospectives for Karishma the elephant, Metro and Justin the painting horses, or the shows surveying alumni of the Oklahoma City Zoo's "Art Gone Wild" program?
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It is therefore in the interest of the United States to continue to restrain Taiwan's revisionist tendency while simultaneously deterring Beijing from unilaterally changing the status quo by force.
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Casey Cep's piece on "To Kill a Mockingbird" discusses the recent revisionist view of Atticus Finch as a flawed, less-than-heroic figure (A Critic at Large, December 17th).
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In the Middle East, throughout the Arab Spring and its aftermath, Washington has remained revisionist while Moscow has labored at realpolitik, seeking to protect the devils that it knows.
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The Saudi royal family follows the revisionist and extreme ideology of Wahhabism, which preaches an interpretation of strict monotheism that is often at odds with centuries of theological scholarship.
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For the first time since World War II, Germany's parliament will have a large right-wing bloc with members who express revisionist views and even glorify the Nazi past.
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West's contention that slavery was a choice represents the intersection of decades' worth of revisionist Civil War history with the "bootstrap" narrative of personal responsibility embedded in American culture.
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None of these people listen to Revisionist History, of course, so I couldn't ask what they thought about the two-part premiere of the new season, the podcast's fourth.
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So in Christina Henry's Lost Boy, the latest revisionist Peter Pan story, bloodthirsty Peter Pan isn't so much the spirit of eternal youth, but rather a sinister cult leader.
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"The record shows that the Applicant is a historical revisionist and denier of the Holocaust, distributing writings, books, tapes, videos and broadcasts to promote his views," the office found.
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Maleficent: Mistress of Evil, the second chapter in Disney’s revisionist Sleeping Beauty saga, returns star Angelina Jolie to a world where Maleficent is the misunderstood good guy.
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Christie in a subsequent tweet accused Woodward of "being a stenographer for Mr. Bannon's self-aggrandizing revisionist history" and claimed Woodward had not contacted him for a fact check.
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To me, it seemed like it was intentionally sending a signal to the public about revisionist history, and a message to what did exist, even if it was wrong.
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Awarded with major American museum retrospectives during his lifetime, he has been the subject of a full-scale biography by James Breslin as well as massive recent revisionist discussions.
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By all accounts it was a really clever and thoughtful production, but I also wasn't sure whether I really wanted an overtly revisionist or critical take on the play.
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It exists in a state of continuous and seemingly never-ending war, its institutions are notoriously revisionist and manipulative of public perception with no regard for historical facts or truth.
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In African-American intellectual thought there has always been a lingering historical and critical consideration of homophobia, particularly in revisionist historical assessments of the Civil Rights and Black Power eras.
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Revisionist historians have inevitably complicated the story (including questioning whether he did actually nail his proposals to the door of All Saints' Church in Wittenberg) but the narrative remains clear.
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Islamist extremism is mostly a modern revisionist phenomenon that is a reaction to specific modern-day events such as the Arab-Israeli conflicts and the 1979 Soviet invasion of Afghanistan.
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Joanna, whose face is beaten and bruised, plants a revisionist history story with her boy toy (who was bartending the party where Tyrell killed Scott's wife) aimed at framing Scott.
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As a result, even peaceful NATO enlargement (of which I've always been an advocate) and rogue-nation-focused US missile defense have become tinder that fuels current revisionist Russia behavior.
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It's easy to buy into revisionist history after the fact, but Gears of War shifted expectations for games ten years ago and had a significant influence on what came next.
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CompuServe, for instance, developed one of the earliest "acceptable use" policies barring racist speech, after a user with a Holocaust revisionist stance started filling a popular forum with antisemitic commentary.
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With this in mind, Dickinson is both stranger and more charming than any historically-revisionist show about a badass, twenty-something incarnation of Emily Dickinson has any right to be.
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To make the world safer from rogue regimes, terrorism and revisionist powers, we're asking our friend and allies to invest in their own defenses and to meet their financial obligations.
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CNN also reported that Hyde-Smith once promoted a measure that praised a Confederate soldier's effort to "defend his homeland" and had pushed a revisionist view of the Civil War.
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" It states as the first of these: "Revisionist powers, such as China and Russia, that use technology, propaganda and coercion to shape a world antithetical to our interests and values.
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The standard revisionist hypothesis is that the sex took place on trips that the two took together without Martha, of which, as Crews points out, there were a surprising number.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump believes that fired FBI Director James Comey is "engaging in revisionist history" in his new tell-all book, White House counselor Kellyanne Conway said Monday.
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His statements reflect the revisionist history many believe Japan's Prime Minister Shinzō Abe has toted in an effort to paint the country's actions during war in a less harsh light.
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Conservative historians like Keith Windschuttle dismissed the critical, revisionist accounts of what became known as the "black armband" view of history and attempted to maintain the old story of Australia.
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The crown prince often was the focus of his criticism, with recent columns slamming him for "peddling revisionist history," for jailing prominent women's rights activists and for stifling free speech.
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Mr. Eisenberg has portrayed several such figures himself in plays that include "The Revisionist" (opposite Vanessa Redgrave, no less, in 2013) and "The Spoils" (2015), his most fully realized work.
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Cole's book, "Muhammad: Prophet of Peace Amid the Clash of Empires," is not just eruditely informative, but also ambitiously revisionist, with two unorthodox arguments he keenly advances throughout the book.
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His father, Benzion Netanyahu, was Mr. Jabotinsky's secretary and the editor of the Revisionists' daily newspaper, HaYarden; his party, Likud, is the successor to the post-independence Revisionist party, Herut.
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General McMaster, who is now retired, had been the author of the national security strategy that called for treating Russia as a "revisionist power" and confronting it around the world.
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Florensky was also a gifted art historian and his 1920 essay, "Reverse Perspective," is a dazzling piece of revisionist criticism conceived in defense of 14th-- and 15th-century Russian icons.
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In its revisionist take, the titular dark, dangerous fairy played by Angelina Jolie isn't naturally evil or merely spiteful in bestowing a curse, but exerting her power with a vengeance.
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He provided a revisionist history of the founding of Facebook, claiming it was meant to promote discussion about the Iraq War that started while he was a student at Harvard.
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Whatever the cause, whenever a downturn comes, hopefully the current administration will have the wherewithal to dust of the playbook authored by President Obama rather than clinging to revisionist history.
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A former member of the Irgun militia and a young leader of the revisionist Betar Youth Movement, Mr. Arens remained until his last days a beacon of Israel's ideological right.
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First of all, he paid on a Friday night to go shit on women, which is impossibly lame, and then he tried to write a revisionist history of the night.
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In July, CNBC Make It asked journalist, author and host of Revisionist History Malcolm Gladwell about the worst investment he sees people make, he pointed to large gifts to elite colleges.
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But the stakes — and consequences — of that lying increase when you perform it in service to the president, particularly one as contradictory, as revisionist and flexible with the truth, as Trump.
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Beginning with one of Jasper Johns's 1958 "Flag" paintings, this revisionist show, which originated at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, includes the usual suspects from either side of the Atlantic.
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"As a consequence of the national reflection that began in Charleston, the myths and revisionist history surrounding the Confederacy may be losing their grip in the South," the report authors note.
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The debut exhibition, Revolution in the Making: Abstract Sculpture by Women, 22–26, is a knockout revisionist survey featuring almost 24 works by 34 artists created over the past 70 years.
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It seems that when things get tough, the first preference is to walk away from contracts under the cover of creative lawyering and revisionist history calling into question the deals themselves.
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Because on top of that, I will also always argue for a revisionist history in which we remember this sidelined Lil Wayne song as one of the finest in his catalogue.
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One candidate in the Hilton Head, S.C., mayoral race is a self-described "Holocaust revisionist" who has denied facts of the mass genocide of Jews at the hands of the Nazis.
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However, in 2000 DPP candidate Chen Shui-bian became president of Taiwan and he began to push for revisionist policies that sought to move the island toward greater de jure independence.
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This revisionist history contests received views of Cortés as either swashbuckling hero or bloviating villain, of the Aztecs as cannibals, and of Montezuma as a meek, mystical king who voluntarily capitulated.
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In the context of Hollywood history, Mr. Parker is less a revolutionary than a revisionist, adapting old strategies to new purposes, inflecting familiar tropes of violence and sentimentality with fresh meanings.
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Seldom, if ever, is the point made that key Japanese officials effectively have denied their predecessors' landmark apologies with inflammatory acts as well as obfuscatory and revisionist statements of their own.
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It ought to be based in history and fact not fanciful revisionist history, and it should be made not just during an election year because of discontent with the electoral outcome.
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Its main mission is to provide revisionist interpretations of 20th-century Hungarian history — including the reign of Miklos Horthy, the autocrat who led Hungary before and during the Second World War.
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But she is hamstrung by her dislike of Bergson and Hecht's affiliation with the Revisionist movement, which evolved, after Israel's founding, into the right-wing Likud party of Begin and Netanyahu.
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Unlike many jukebox musicals, this show will not be about Ms. Spears's life (which has not been a fairy tale), but instead will offer a revisionist look at some legendary characters.
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The WME talent agency, which is owned by Endeavor and counts Mr. Wolf as a client, already represents podcast creators like Malcolm Gladwell ("Revisionist History") and Crooked Media ("Pod Save America").
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To make the world safer from growing regimes, terrorism and revisionist powers, we are asking our friends and allies to invest in their own defenses and to meet their financial obligations.
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"David Weil, creator and executive producer of Hunters, told BI that the key scene being criticized was "a fictionalized event" included "to powerfully counteract the revisionist narrative that whitewashes Nazi perpetration.
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Segev has been associated with revisionist historians, known in the past as "new historians," who challenge Israel's founding narratives — sometimes with bracing reality, often with controversial positions disputed by other experts.
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Two exhibitions opening on Saturday, June 24, at the conjoined Center for Curatorial Studies and Hessel Museum at Bard College in Annandale-on-Hudson, N.Y., promise unfamiliar artists and revisionist viewpoints.
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During the first season of Mr. Gladwell's podcast, "Revisionist History," released last year, he reported on educational philanthropy and a 1960s Pentagon mission to interview North Vietnamese soldiers, among other subjects.
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To make the world safer from rogue regimes, terrorism and revisionist powers, we are asking our friends and allies to invest in their own defenses and to meet their financial obligations.
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In the New York Times op-ed, Bush accused the president of "indulging in some revisionist history" by privately telling people he did not believe the voice on the tape was him.
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Nippon Kaigi, a revisionist group dedicated to rewriting the pacifist constitution and restoring the emperor to a more central role, has 38,000 fee-paying members, including three-quarters of Mr Abe's cabinet.
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Maybe we've earned a little bit of revisionist history, though, if only because it might inspire us to fight for a version of internet serenity — unrealistic, perhaps, but still nice to consider.
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Although the issue may not be as important to him as it was to his father, I believe that he will continue Emperor Akihito's rejection of revisionist views of Japan's wartime past.
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I felt betrayed by its obvious, revisionist aim of making "manly" electronic rock, which in my mind was the province of a post-gendered world, or at least a post-masculine one.
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The Lost Cause, a revisionist history movement that downplayed the evil that was American chattel slavery and turned Confederate soldiers into heroes—think Gone with the Wind—didn't only infect white Southerners.
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If Trumpism endures beyond the man himself, the policy battles of the next four years will seems insignificant compared to the false, revisionist history that will have taken hold of Obama's legacy.
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" A spokesman for Mr. BamBrogan and the other plaintiffs said in a statement, "Hyperloop One's cross complaint goes beyond revisionist history — it's pure fiction, and that will be shown by the evidence.
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Since the 1980s, Ellis argues, the political right has engaged in a persistent, well-funded and "radically revisionist" act of historical fraud, painting government as "demonic" in the eyes of its creators.
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Then again, this is exactly what Gaskell did to Charlotte Brontë in her revisionist (for which read "borderline-fictionalized") biography, so one could argue that there is a neat symmetry in play.
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First and foremost may be its subject matter: Quentin Tarantino's historically revisionist drama-comedy is set in the Hollywood of 50 years ago, a time that some Academy members still remember fondly.
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The story keeps these two mad people on a parallel track with her maniac attacker, a British soldier, until they all wind up, armed, in the same town — a sour, revisionist western.
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The U.S. military has put countering China and Russia, dubbed "revisionist powers", at the centre of a new national defence strategy unveiled earlier this month shifting priorities away from fighting Islamist militants.
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The danger in the Trump administration's revisionist history is not that the Obama administration does not get its due credit, but rather that we fail to acknowledge a highly effective recovery strategy.
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Mr. Gladwell, a longtime writer for The New Yorker, has gained an audio following with "Revisionist History," a podcast he created in partnership with Panoply, a network started by the Slate Group.
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Mr. Kim's plan — the same as his father's and grandfather's, and one breathtakingly revisionist — is nothing less than unconditional reunification of the Korean Peninsula under the control of his government in Pyongyang.
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At launch, the company says it's already invested in Malcolm Gladwell's podcast studio, Pushkin Industries, which makes shows like Revisionist History, as well as smaller creators, like Erica Mandy and her show theNewsWorthy.
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Donald Trump's revisionist history on the Iran nuclear deal may come back to haunt him in talks with North Korea, writes David E. Wade, former chief of staff at the U.S. State Department.
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Revisionist powers such as Russia and China have "cracked the code" on how to operate with virtual impunity, because no international institution has been able to hold them fully accountable for their actions.
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One of the most popular podcasts in the current crop is Malcolm Gladwell's somewhat ominously titled Revisionist History—"my podcast about things forgotten, or misunderstood," he says at the top of an episode.
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The shah undoubtedly ran a repressive and undemocratic regime, but his vilification by human rights activists and the press in the seventies provided a new wave of revisionist historians with an easy foil.
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Additionally, CNN's KFile reported over the weekend that Hyde-Smith once promoted a measure that praised a Confederate soldier's effort to "defend his homeland" and pushed a revisionist view of the Civil War.
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The accusation that Davidson had been a "puppet" for Cohen and Trump is an "outrageously false and historically revisionist statement which will not and cannot be proven true at any point," Davidson added.
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"As a consequence of the national reflection that began in Charleston, the myths and revisionist history surrounding the Confederacy may be losing their grip in the South," the SPLC said in the report.
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Ernst Nolte, a German revisionist historian who broke academic taboos by equating Nazism with Bolshevism and who was denounced as an apologist for Hitler and even the Holocaust, died on Thursday in Berlin.
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The relative decline in the US's Asian presence and the ascendancy of revisionist political parties in both Japan and Korea point to a prolonged period of rolling clashes between the East Asian neighbors.
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"All facets of the manufacturing and defense industrial base are currently under threat, at a time when strategic competitors and revisionist powers appear to be growing in strength and capability," the report states.
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They took me from revisionist Holocaust-denying networks in DC to the KKK in the south, from neo-Nazi networks and murder cases in Illinois down to the Ozark Mountains, of Deliverance fame.
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" A new document outlining his presidency's National Security Strategy (NSS) went even further, describing both China and Russia as "revisionist powers" who want "to shape a world antithetical to US values and interests.
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But at the same time Putin has become opportunistically revisionist in his own right, sensing American weakness and looking for ways to destabilize the Western order — including through tacit support for Donald Trump.
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Certainly, it doesn't come across as a self-conscious revisionist western, an often meaningless category that implies that genres remain static or, worse, that latter-day westerns are more complex than earlier ones.
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Either they are "status quo" powers, nations that largely want to keep the world working the way it already does, or they are "revisionist" powers that want to upend the balance of power.
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His captors, on the other hand, were consumed with another matter: finding the link between Ho, Giap and the other "treasonous elements" on the Revisionist Anti-Party Affair that threatened Le Duan's war.
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It's important, in presenting a revisionist view of her, especially a normalizing one, to note that from the start, resistance was her natural mode, and one that grew increasingly pronounced, and eventually acute.
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That means that not much can be done as long as Washington considers China a "strategic competitor" and a "revisionist power" allegedly scheming to undermine the U.S. economy and the existing world order.
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The administration used its national security strategy to explicitly label Russia a "revisionist" foe that's seeking to change the status quo, and it recommended developing several new nuclear weapons to counter Russian activity.
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In the field of international relations, the terms "revisionist state" and "status quo state" are used to describe, respectively, countries that seek to change the current international system and those that uphold it.
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Trump signaled flexibility in dealing with adversaries — even the so-called revisionist powers — an approach that the document labels as "principled realism" from a president who has styled himself as the consummate dealmaker.
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Russia is seen as a "revisionist" foe that's seeking to change the status quo, and the Pentagon, as part of Nuclear Posture Review, recommended developing several new nuclear weapons to counter Russian activity.
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What you see from the broad support for TPP among Trump appointees is that beyond the specifics of Trump's anti-trade rhetoric, there is no revisionist populist economic policy philosophy animating his administration.
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But the fact that he pushed the same false, revisionist history in two new interviews tells us something about how he plans to deflect from questions about his family separation policy heading into 2020.
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I put on some Revisionist Skincare tinted moisturizer and mascara and spray on some perfume from a Sephora sample, make myself a tea, and grab some of that grainless biscotti I made last night.
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"All who hold positions of power in the state — from UNM administration to politicians, educators and law enforcement — are beholden to the revisionist history that is still hailed as the dominant narrative," Marley writes.
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It's goofy and grim, joyful and panicky, in equal helpings—the sort of measured, sculpted, and revisionist vision of the genre that happens whenever auteurs choose to shoulder the weight of decades of convention.
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Her nation was what's called a "revisionist" power in international relations parlance, meaning a country that is attempting to upend the political status quo and create a new international order whose terms they dictate.
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Elsewhere, mousy self-taught "historians" sit in shabby cubby holes filled with papers "proving" all the wrongs and the lies committed against Japan, while revisionist commentators fulminate in cable-television studios with wobbly sets.
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But these albums felt different, less like a revisionist fetish for the past and more like an acknowledgement that a glance backwards can sometimes be the best way to inform the next step forward.
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In the animated feature "Shrek Forever After" (2010), the fourth in the series of revisionist fairy-tale adventures based on his father's creation, Mr. Steig provided the music played onscreen by the Pied Piper.
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The vote in Britain on Thursday was also a vote for revisionist history, for a vision of Britain for the British — of England for the English, really — that hasn't existed in a long time.
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Put briefly, that is the West's world order — Pax Americana — that is now being defended from, what Washington calls, "revisionist powers" espousing very different principles of statecraft, and very different societal forms and values.
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To Janning, at the European Council on Foreign Relations, the party's hard-liners appear determined to wear down the public's response to its provocations, until their revisionist rhetoric can fly without any significant pushback.
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I like to think of the work as revisionist advertisements, and like any effective branding, it's getting harder and harder for me to think of Haribo without seeing Mark's paintings and their saccharine surrealness.
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After Zuckerberg gave a talk at Georgetown University last month about free speech and Facebook's legacy, Dorsey accused the Facebook CEO of using "revisionist history in all his storytelling" about how Facebook was founded.
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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez stepped in for some course correction after President Donald Trump appeared to offer a bit of revisionist history regarding his response to the hurricane that devastated Puerto Rico in 218.
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But in this moment when the foundations of the international system are fraying and under attack, with revanchist Russia and revisionist China making moves, the US should have a serious person in this post.
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Columbus, who, most Americans learn rather innocently, in 1492 sailed the ocean blue until he discovered the New World, has undergone a revisionist treatment in recent decades because of his impact on native peoples.
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After two revisionist takes on Sherlock Holmes, the director Guy Ritchie aims to show off the hipper side of King Arthur, a character whose last major reboot was in a 2004 Antoine Fuqua film.
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"In a statement sent to BI, David Weil, creator and executive producer of Hunters, said the human chess scene was "a fictionalized event" included "to powerfully counteract the revisionist narrative that whitewashes Nazi perpetration.
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Trump signaled flexibility in dealing with adversaries — even the so-called revisionist powers — an approach that the document labels as "principled realism" from a president who has styled himself as the consummate deal-maker.
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The 11-page unclassified summary of the strategy states that, "The central challenge to U.S. prosperity and security is the reemergence of long-term, strategic competition by" the revisionist powers of Russia and China.
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Flynn's new discussion of what happened is a revisionist take on one of the most significant episodes of 2016 -- a moment that contributed to a chain of events that's since defined the Trump presidency.
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This revisionist trend is good.) Rofé got all the principals in the story to talk, with Lorena (an intelligent, sympathetic figure, then and now) and John (an inarticulate mess) sitting down for in-depth interviews.
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Update: Justin T. Berger, attorney for Brogan BamBrogan and three other plaintiffs, said in a statement: "Hyperloop One's cross complaint goes beyond revisionist history—it's pure fiction, and that will be shown by the evidence."
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With its attention to everyday life, "Magnetic Mountain" was revisionist in form; with its emphasis on ideology (Kotkin's other influence was Martin Malia, the intellectual historian and ardent cold warrior), it was totalitarian in content.
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It has ushered in an irreverent revisionist wave from "Into the Woods" to "The Lego Movie" that would comfortably incorporate a strong heroine uninterested in romance, much like "The Wee Free Men"'s Tiffany Aching.
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I'm not sure if I would have kept another book written by the man who enables serial historical revisionist Bill O'Reilly to pump out his alternative versions of the lives of Lincoln, Reagan and Jesus.
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MITCHELL ALGUS This veteran of Chelsea and SoHo opened on Delancey and Norfolk in January, continuing his revisionist project, now in its third decade, of bringing overlooked artists and patches of art history to light.
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"If the rising power is revisionist in nature, and cannot be accommodated within the existing order - because it fundamentally does not accept the legitimacy of that order - then the future becomes much tougher," he tweeted.
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The U.S. considers China and Russia to be "revisionist powers" constituting real threats to U.S. military, diplomatic, and economic interests globally, and the Arctic is one of the primary regions of Chinese and Russian ambition.
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During the campaign this summer, Mr. Abe and other Liberal Democrats kept mostly quiet about their revisionist ambitions, which led opposition party leaders and some news media critics to accuse them of a hidden agenda.
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"There's some revisionist history underway about his presidency that clearly bothers him, for instance, and he may want to rewrite the story of his presidency partly by influencing Hillary's policies as president," Mr. Gergen added.
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" Rice said Trump failed "to draw nuanced distinctions" when he characterized China and Russia together as "revisionist" powers that seek to compete with U.S. interests, claiming that he failed to separate competitors from hostile "adversaries.
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Some savvy publisher should bring The Revisionist back into print and append to it the poems now made available in The Astropastorals, in what is presumably a small edition fated to be quickly sold out.
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For Parliament's pygmies, mired in the cozy mulch of revisionist revelry, it's time to empty the stable and let the grown-ups get to work raking out the muck, clearing a less odious path forward.
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"Revisionist History" began in 2016, billed as a journey through "things misunderstood and overlooked," such as Wilt Chamberlain's refusal to shoot free throws underhand to improve his accuracy and the decline of McDonald's french fries.
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"Revisionist History" began in 2016, billed as a journey through "things misunderstood and overlooked," such as Wilt Chamberlain's refusal to shoot free throws underhand to improve his accuracy and the decline of McDonald's french fries.
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Let's imagine that some film historian or revisionist critic circa 270 were to rediscover this forgotten gem, an oddity of '290s cinema buried among all the Watergate-paranoia thrillers, demonic horror films and disaster blockbusters.
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" On her reasoning to write the op-ed, Dushku says in her conclusion, "I do feel it is my duty to respond honestly and thoroughly to CBS, Michael Weatherly, and Glenn Gordon Caron's latest revisionist accounts.
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Anti-China trade sentiment has now bubbled up high enough in the United States that Washington's new strategic directive admits China to be an adversarial "revisionist power," where softer language had been preferred in the past.
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Barton was a central architect of the Christian right revisionist history that the founders intended America to be a "Christian nation," a mythology that formed the basis of his regular seminars for pastors and elected officials.
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One part True Detective, one part Dukes of Hazzard, it's the perfect Revisionist Western for the Golden Age of TV: two superb actors blowing the saloon doors off of pre-established notions of pulp-noir masculinity.
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The one-year anniversary of Hurricane Maria making landfall on Puerto Rico has brought about a bookshelf of revisionist history ignoring the logistical nightmare faced by the private and public sector in responding to that hurricane.
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A longtime intimacy with Catholicism, its theology and history, makes itself felt on every page of "The Testament of Mary" (2012), his wittily revisionist novel about the Virgin in old age looking back on her life.
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In short, the revisionist interpretation of constitutional and case law exposed by leading legal and academic scholars supports the interpretation that Congress does not have the legal authority to extricate citizenship from island-born Puerto Ricans.
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What is omitted from the historically revisionist narrative of Thanksgiving is the fact that the American Indian population has since been decimated and surviving tribal citizens continue to have injustices perpetrated against them to this day.
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The National Gallery mounted a revisionist exhibition of propaganda-style art, provoking a backlash that set the stage for the 85 New Wave movement, with its emphasis on abstraction, Minimalism, body art, Conceptual art, and Dada.
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There is no projection of chess mastery onto Jeff Sessions as he systematically enacts his right-wing ideology through the Justice Department and expresses a revisionist view of history that he has proudly held for years.
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On Thursday, Germans commemorated the 75th anniversary of the devastating attack, which a resurgent far right has used to promote a revisionist history of World War II. News quiz: Did you follow the headlines this week?
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" But he pointed to a gradual shift in attitude, in particular a new US national security strategy classifying China and Russia as "revisionist powers," a move that was denounced by Beijing as demonstrating "Cold War mentality.
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If Mr. Woodward would have performed rudimentary journalistic fact checking with those he was quoting, he would have had a more accurate book rather than just being a stenographer for Mr. Bannon's self-aggrandizing revisionist history.
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Mr. Trump defines China as a "revisionist" power, reflecting the administration's worry that Beijing is trying to rewrite the rules of the post-World War II order to match its own economic interests and global ambitions.
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"The very idea of a 'revisionist power' is a departure from the position of Congress, which included Russia in the same lineup with Iran and North Korea — that is, among the rogue nations," Mr. Rogulyov said.
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For the most part, members of Congress on both sides of the aisle still buy into the traditional bipartisan consensus, which means they can use the power of the purse to check the president's revisionist aims.
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Tomomi Inada, a 57-year old lawmaker known for her revisionist views of Japan's wartime actions, took up her post on Thursday and repeatedly sidestepped questions at a briefing on whether she condemned atrocities committed by Japan.
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In filling in the details of Nur Jahan's life, Ms Lal has not only written a revisionist feminist biography; she has also provided a vivid picture of the Mughal court, with its luxuries, beauties, intrigues and horrors.
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And Panoply, the podcast network behind "Revisionist History" and "Another Round", a cult chat show, has signed with WME, a Hollywood talent agency, with a view to adapting their shows into films, television shows and live events.
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Clinton told MSNBC's Rachel Maddow last year that her husband signed DOMA to prevent the passage of a constitutional amendment — a claim LGBT activists and those with knowledge of the bill's passage have said is revisionist history.
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The combination of those two shows and Netflix's "The Umbrella Academy" suggests we are near the peak of such revisionist leaps, although if you had to pick just one, this wouldn't be a bad place to start.
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And what if, over time, you grew so sick and tired of hearing about how great it all had been that you just wanted to tell everyone to stop the revisionist history and shut the hell up?
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While the court said the NPD's aims, viewed by Germany's intelligence agency as racist, anti-Semitic and revisionist, violated the constitution, it said there was insufficient evidence that it could succeed and this made a ban impossible.
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In different and subtle ways both Sean Wilentz's No Property in Man and Andrew Delbanco's The War Before the War seek to challenge this scholarship—but not return to the revisionist interpretation of the mid-twentieth century.
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There's a scene early on in Vinyl, HBO's revisionist dad-punk navelgaziography,in which Bobby Cannavale's toot-frenzied exec Richie Finestra schleps around backstage at Madison Square Garden trying to negotiate a record contract for Led Zeppelin.
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When a celebrated wise man as accomplished as Gates is simplistic and revisionist about an issue like Libya, it hurts the next President — whoever that is — who will face a multitude of tough decisions among bad options.
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David Ben-Gurion, Israel's founding father and its longest serving prime minister, was the leader of Labor Zionism, the liberal vision; Zeev Jabotinsky was the founder of Revisionist Zionism and the spiritual father of the Israeli right.
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"From Jim Crow to Civil Rights," Michael J. Klarman's revisionist history of Brown, documents that the clash it precipitated between Southern white supremacists and Northern integrationists became an inferno — much fiercer than Eisenhower, or any leader, predicted.
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It is an astonishing list of highly complicated ethical and political minefields — and for the most part, Conant navigates these debates while acknowledging the competing schools of thought among orthodox and revisionist historians of the Cold War.
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In his hour of reputational disrepair, it would be egregiously revisionist to argue that his fame and fortune were all about Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen in Chicago and Kobe Bryant and Shaquille O'Neal in Los Angeles.
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Professor Hershkowitz's archival adventures were put to their most renowned use in "Tweed's' New York: Another Look" (1977), a revisionist look at the powerful machine politician who was memorably lampooned by Thomas Nast, the Harper's Weekly cartoonist.
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It's not revisionist; instead, the movie functions like the best works of criticism, thinking about the circumstances in which a woman like Alcott would write a book like Little Women, and the world in which she lived.
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"We face growing threats from revisionist powers as different as China and Russia ... nations that do seek to create a world consistent with their authoritarian models," Defense Secretary James Mattis said while unveiling the document in Washington.
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Surely, weaponizing trade is a tempting shot when you want to throw the proverbial kitchen sink at the country (China) designated as a "strategic competitor" and a "revisionist power" challenging the Pax Americana – the American world order.
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" Maybe so, but his chapter "Toppling the Taliban" might have more revisionist force if it weren't deployed with so many overstatements of its own: "Within a month [of September 22001th], the United States had lost world sympathy.
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In the messy aftermath of the war in Iraq, many such preachers constructed a revisionist interpretation of America's role in Kosovo's wars, arguing that the Americans had turned the country into its vassal, rather than saved it.
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Perhaps the kindest way to look at the series "is as a brave example of revisionist history," Neil Genzlinger wrote in The Times, adding that it "makes both the Fitzgeralds and the 1920s seem drab as dishwater."
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The Museum of Modern Art's (MoMA) new retrospective on White—the first major museum exhibition dedicated to him in over 30 years—feels like a necessary revisionist history lesson, an attempt to undo erasure of the artist's legacy.
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A revisionist Disney blockbuster, "Maleficent" is a rethink of "Sleeping Beauty" that turns its attention away from Aurora, that fairy tale's protagonist, and toward Maleficent, its antagonist, who here gets a nuanced and sympathetic portrayal from Angelina Jolie.
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Nike's decision was met with criticism that it was engaging in revisionist history, and the governor of Arizona said he would withdraw financial incentives that had been earmarked for Nike to locate a manufacturing facility in the state.
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Perhaps the most revealing point in Vigderman's book comes when she asks a Greek curator for a response to Joan Connelly's recently published revisionist history, which argues that the Parthenon sculptures celebrate a scene of ancient human sacrifice.
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READ MORE: Poland backs down from its controversial Holocaust history law The Holocaust Revisionist Report, a study released last week, identified Poland, alongside Hungary, Croatia and Lithuania, as the European countries taking the most alarming steps towards revisionism.
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If the wand has missed a few tricks that prevent it from rising above first-rate family entertainment into a pure romantic fantasy to equal Ever After, Drew Barrymore's revisionist Cinderella – well, it's nothing to get beastly about.
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The furor erupted over books by Toshio Motoya, the president of Tokyo-based hotel and real estate developer APA Group, which contain his revisionist views and are placed in every room of the company's 400-plus APA Hotels.
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BIlly Bush, the "Access Hollywood" correspondent on the infamous tape with Donald Trump, writes in the New York Times that Trump is "indulging in some revisionist history" by claiming he didn't say the offensive things on the tape.
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In contrast, the revisionist case rests largely on the assertion that our defeat in Vietnam was essentially psychological, and that victory would therefore have been possible if only our political leadership had sustained popular support for the war.
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Tarantino's love of revisionist history doesn't extend to having, say, Uma Thurman and Pam Grier (two of his former collaborators) play Once Upon a Time in Hollywood's two lead characters who fuck up some Mansonites in the end.
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Cabinet officials in the Trump administration, in particular Vice President Mike Pence and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, already assert that China is a revisionist power seeking to dominate the political, economic and security institutions of the West.
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The singling out of China and Russia as "revisionist powers" comes despite Trump's own attempts to build strong relations with Chinese President Xi Jinping as the two sides seek to rein in North Korea's nuclear and missile programs.
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Russian Dada 1914-1924 contends, in a strongly revisionist tone, that these Russian artists share many of the aims and methods of Dada — a movement much better known for its proponents in Zurich, Berlin, New York, and Paris.
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The only thing that should be, the only revisionist history going on here is the Democrats quickly retreating ad scrambling and trying to sow-up (puscation) about their true intentions and when we talk about comparing this to Watergate.
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Responding to Chinese threats over Taiwan, the South China Sea, and the East China Sea, DOD's National Defense Strategy (NDS) document names China, along with Russia, as "revisionist powers" seeking to undermine U.S. interests in their regions and globally.
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A furor erupted this month over books by Toshio Motoya, president of Tokyo-based hotel and real estate developer APA Group, that air his revisionist views and are placed in every room of the firm's more than 400 hotels.
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The sanctions mallet affects economic outcomes, but in battling a politically revisionist Kremlin, those advocating sanctions must remain cognizant that there is still opposition to Putin in Russia, and there are plenty of Westerners that work and invest there.
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One political factor and one social factor seem to be in play in the Whitney's first retrospective of the artist since 1983 (at that time, the chief impetus was a vogue, begun in the seventies, for revisionist art history).
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The singling out of China and Russia as "revisionist powers" also comes despite Trump's own attempts to build strong relations with Chinese President Xi Jinping as the two sides seek to rein in North Korea's nuclear and missile programmes.
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Throughout his minutely detailed survey, Bouverie rightly rejects the arguments of revisionist historians who claim that Britain's lack of military preparedness, as well as the strength of pacifist public opinion, justified its determination to offer repeated concessions to Hitler.
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At the same time, Russia has set about offering a revisionist version of the events that led to the war and its subjugation of the people living in nations that fell behind the Iron Curtain after the conflict ended.
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American Jews of a certain age are prone to a kind of revisionist nostalgia — a selective fantasy of a scrappy Jewish past when Jews did things like box, or play jazz, or engage in racketeering, or live in Newark.
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Which is why Jun Takahashi's Undercover show was such an unadulterated delight: A revisionist take on Disney costume history told in 10 acts, each scene featuring a character in a stereotypical outfit that, on closer examination, was anything but.
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The 85033-page document, drafted over the course of a year, places the United States in competition with "revisionist" powers like Russia and China that want to realign the world in their interests while eroding American security and prosperity.
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The book's tone winds up being less revisionist than matter-of-fact, although at times the necessity of stripping away centuries of nostalgia-fueled lore results in a hectoring didacticism that credits the reader with neither curiosity nor wisdom.
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This sense of conflict rears its head in Colescott's use of blackface to further distort and amplify such codes, such as in his humorous "revisionist" painting, "George Washington Carver Crossing the Delaware: Page from an American History Textbook"(1975).
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Mr. Daunno is riding in on a darkly revisionist revival of Rodgers and Hammerstein's "Oklahoma!" as Curly, the lovestruck cowboy; Ms. Gray will spring forth in Anaïs Mitchell's folk-rock "Hadestown" as Persephone, the bluesy queen of the underworld.
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Yet for the (first) revisionist school of Civil War historians, whose ranks included James G. Randall of the University of Illinois and Avery Craven of the University of Chicago, it was far from clear that the war was inevitable.
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I actually agree with you that identity politics on the left often does more harm than good, but this kind of revisionist history blots out a critical part of the story and ignores the causes of our social turmoil.
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Watts's revisionist line of thinking about the nature of genius is also backed up in certain quarters of contemporary neuroscience, psychology, and psychopathology, where genius is increasingly being seen as a social construct rather than an internal, innate quality.
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Most of them were erected decades after the end of the Civil War as a result of a revisionist set of beliefs often referred to as the "Lost Cause" that aimed to romanticize the Confederacy and downplay the issue of slavery.
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Koike was endorsed for Tokyo governor by the Japan Society for History Textbook Reform, which promotes a revisionist, nationalistic view of Japanese history, particularly downplaying or whitewashing war crimes and the use of sex slaves by Japanese forces in WWII.
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It's not the first time Tarantino has done this, of course — both 2009's Inglorious Basterds and 2012's Django Unchained hinge on revisionist revenge fantasies in which the director graphically, gleefully upends the normal order of things and changes history.
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In Frank Ocean's zine, Boys Don't Cry, he frames Blond(e) as a revisionist history of his youth — one he spent dreaming of a life a lot like the one he actually has now, head resting on tear-soaked pillowcases.
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In the five years between Dark Souls I and Dark Souls III, the series' complex mythology has already been explored, producing so many theories that Dark Souls historians have had time to become orthodox, revisionist, and post-modern in their thinking.
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Some argue that such steps would be destabilizing, but what would be truly destabilizing would be to allow Russia and China, autocratic powers with revisionist aims, to exploit a one-side treaty on their way to a decisive military advantage.
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" Hirshey, who published Mark Kram's revisionist look at Ali, "Ghosts of Manila," in 2001, added: "And at the same time, he's also an extraordinary kaleidoscope — depending on who is looking at him, and how you always get a different image.
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The resulting mixed-media sculpture, "If Only Pompey Were Here To Save Us," is a tangle of wire and inflated black hands, surrounding an image of a tragedy, that hints at the revisionist histories that Adams's work so often tackles.
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"Identification with leading personalities of the (Nazi) party, the use of selected National Socialist vocabulary, texts, songs and symbols, as well as revisionist statements with regard to history demonstrate an affinity ... with the mindset of National Socialism," said the court.
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Quentin Tarantino continued his revisionist history streak with "Django Unchained," in which a freed slave named Django (Jamie Foxx) teams up with a bounty hunter (Christoph Waltz) to rescue Django's wife from the brutal plantation owner Calvin Candie (Leonardo DiCaprio).
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Ken Burns's 1990 documentary The Civil War, which made a maudlin case that the war ultimately brought the country closer together and largely ignored its aftermath, emerged right at a moment when the so-called revisionist interpretation of Reconstruction was ascendant.
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Washington views the Kim Jong Un regime as a fundamentally threatening entity with revisionist (hostile) impulses; Seoul, after dramatic summit pageantry in 2018, has resuscitated its old view of the North as an unthreatening entity prompted mostly by reactive (benign) impulses.
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Cixi, a peer of Queen Victoria's and apparently iron-willed, has invited revisionist interpretations that view her as a feminist, at least in the context of the late 19th century, when women in China were treated little better than spittoons.
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Trump and other Republicans are engaging in a bit of revisionist history about this; they're claiming that they wanted to make a deal last year, but Democrats walked away because the court fight over DACA reduced their feeling of urgency.
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"This is somebody who's giving a revisionist version of history ... The president is confounded that this person is always able to divert the spotlight to him," White House adviser Kellyanne Conway said in an interview with ABC News on Monday.
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There had been time enough to reason ourselves all the way from denial to acceptance: On considered thought, The Revisionist having in itself fulfilled its promise, stands as a complete body of work, entire in itself, that does not require continuation.
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In an academic review of Prum's book, Gerald Borgia, one of the world's foremost experts on bowerbirds, and the ethologist Gregory Ball described the historical sections as "revisionist" and said Prum failed to advance a credible case for his thesis.
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"There was a very strong backlash, especially by members of Congress — the labels were seen as being revisionist and very strident in their historical content," said Gwendolyn DuBois Shaw, an associate professor of history of art at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Patriotism is not looking at our past through rosy glasses and a revisionist history; it is having the courage to examine more closely those areas that are broken, and it is believing in the power of the system to fix them.
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There is a feminist and revisionist aspect to the series, which intends to rescue Catherine from the more extreme fabrications about her carnality while still celebrating the sexual boldness that accompanied her (relatively) enlightened attitudes and masterly exercise of power.
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KING ARTHUR: LEGEND OF THE SWORD After two revisionist takes on Sherlock Holmes, the director Guy Ritchie aims to show off the hipper side of King Arthur, a character whose last major reboot was in a 2004 Antoine Fuqua film.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The stereotype of the "mammy" — a kindly, overweight, African American servant woman — has been an archetype of institutional racism and misogyny in the US, giving a soft, revisionist veneer to the atrocities of antebellum slavery.
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" It makes no specific reference to Taiwan or any other country, except for the two states that are generating the greatest security concerns: "Russia and China are revisionist powers [that] want to shape a world consistent with their authoritarian model.
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Arthur Conan Doyle and Billy Wilder might not sound like the most natural of combinations, but the author and director prove a harmonious match in this lovely, semi-revisionist 1970 look at the detective (Robert Stephens) of 221B Baker Street.
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The remarks come after Trump said the U.S. is in competition with "revisionist" powers like Russia and China in a policy release about national security, while also stating in a speech that he wants to form a "great partnership" with them.
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In a speech outlining his national security strategy on Monday, Trump cast Beijing as a competitor and a "revisionist" force intent on reshaping the post-World War II global power structure in order to benefit its economic and political interests.
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Mr. Barr brought up in his speech an aspect of the Reaganites' revisionist interpretation of how separation of powers works, sometimes called the unitary executive theory, drawing laughs by waving his hands and exclaiming "aaaahh!" like someone scared by a ghost.
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Now comes a pair of young British theater-makers, Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss, with a revisionist take on those sorry stories: "Six," a pop musical in which each woman gets, at least for a few minutes, to reframe her fame.
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Now comes a pair of young British theater-makers, Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss, with a revisionist take on those sorry stories: "Six," a pop musical in which each woman gets, at least for a few minutes, to reframe her fame.
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That sea change was largely accomplished by revisionist exhibitions like "The World Goes Pop" (which included Nicola L's work) at the Tate Modern in London, and "International Pop" (which did not) at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, both in 21968.
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BEIJING — Li Rui, who over nearly four decades went from being one of Mao Zedong's personal secretaries in the 20163s to a Communist Party critic, revisionist historian and standard-bearer for liberal values in China, died in Beijing on Saturday.
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At its best, "Revisionist History" turns a dry policy matter into a rollicking tale — like the second season opener's tirade against golf that unfolds into an appalling exposé of the lengths the wealthy will go to bend tax law their way.
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However, with many artists from the Altered Landscape collection (which shares artists with Environmental Exposure and New Topographics), Hickey saw the emergence of what he calls "revisionist" photographers, who question how to portray nature when the prevailing images of nature have become naturalized.
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Originally a storyboard revisionist for Adventure Time, she broke out on her own to launch Steven Universe in 2013, blending her love of superheroes and magical-girl anime with a story about a kid not unlike her own little brother, Steven Sugar.
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It was never selling a fair-face, this self-serving, revisionist hot-take suggests; rather Facebook wants to be accepted as, at best, a sort of utilitarian plug that's on a philanthropic, world-spanning infrastructure quest to stick a socket in everyone.
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Unlike so many other revisionist period pieces, or even contemporary films which critiqued the culture at large, there's no baked-in atmosphere of midcentury sunniness which is then peeled back to reveal darkness beneath (racism, sexism, Cold War hysteria, or what have you).
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It was the kind of show I felt I was expected to like because it was revisionist and centered on restoring black women to the historical records out of which they are often excised, but in a way that was too one-dimensional.
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Even when there was a Democratic president and a House and Senate controlled by Democrats with massive majorities, a modest public option could not pass -- despite the revisionist history some Sanders supporters are now pushing -- as Clinton reminded a debate audience in Charleston.
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In this context, the Trump administration should avoid sending the wrong signals to Tsai's government as that would only embolden her to pursue more revisionist policies, which will in turn heighten the prospect of direct military conflict between China and the United States.
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In 21896, with the publication of a piece in The New York Review of Books called "The Unknown Freud," he emerged as a full-blown critic of Freudianism and a leader in a group of revisionist scholars known as the Freud-bashers.
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Since the 1990s, Dresden has been the focal point for regular far-right protests commemorating the heavy bombardment of the city during World War II. The events put forward a revisionist view of history in which Germans are supposedly the true victims.
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Former NBC television host Billy Bush accused U.S. President Donald Trump of "indulging in some revisionist history" for reportedly telling allies it was not his voice making lewd remarks as the men waited to film a segment for "Access Hollywood" in 2005.
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One might therefore have expected his book to adopt a revisionist line on Vietnam—to argue, for example, that the antiwar media misrepresented the military situation and made it politically impossible for us to prosecute the war to the fullest of our capabilities.
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Revisionist history will have you believe that the Riot Grrrl movement dominated the decade, but those of us who lived it can tell you that the mainstream denigration of Marcia Clark was more of the day-to-day-reality faced by most women.
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Brougher said he wanted the sprawling history exhibition to take an international and "revisionist" approach and pay particular attention to diversity — a topic that has roiled the predominantly white and male movie industry since 2015, when the #OscarsSoWhite social media outcry began.
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But Mr. Haldenwang said his agency, which has been gathering 1,069 pages of material from speeches, Facebook pages and reports from regional intelligence offices since last spring, had numerous indications that at least parts of the party harbored revisionist and anti-democratic views.
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As Delbanco admires the abolitionists, and slights slavery's terrors not at all, his occasional revisionist musings seem to stem from his horror at the military slaughterhouse, his wonder at whether it could have been avoided and his wariness of sanctimony, including Yankee sanctimony.
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Mr. Rivlin champions the old-school nationalist but liberal democracy envisioned by the right-wing Zionist Revisionist movement of Zeev Jabotinsky and Menachem Begin, who pushed for a greater Israel territorially but were sticklers for defending minority rights and the rule of law.
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"Dorsey also said at an event that month that Zuckerberg's argument that Facebook is an advocate for free speech "a major gap and flaw in the substance he was getting across," and that "there's some amount of revisionist history in all his storytelling.
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The U.S. Navy has ignored China's protests and defied its warnings and harassment of ships, consistent with the Trump administration's National Defense Strategy that labels China and Russia as "revisionist powers" intent on upending the international order and its governing rules and norms.
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Pushkin scooped up several iHeartRadio Podcast Award nominations in 2020, including podcast of the year and best ad read for "Revisionist History," best music podcast for "Broken Record with Malcolm Gladwell, Rick Rubin, and Bruce Headlam," and best male host for Gladwell.
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Yet for more than two centuries since, Marie Antoinette has been the subject of a relentless fascination and revisionist reinterpretations; she has been cast as a martyr of Christianity, victim of misogyny and xenophobia, patron of the arts, and modern-day princess.
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The 55-page document, drafted over the course of a year, places the United States in competition with "revisionist" powers like Russia and China that the Trump administration says want to realign the world in their interests while eroding American security and prosperity.
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Indeed, this revisionist goal has already led Russia to attack Estonia with cyber weapons, invade Georgia, invade Ukraine, annex Crimea, and side with the genocidal Syrian regime in an effort to regain a strategic foothold in the Middle East and the Mediterranean.
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The second lesson is that there are two policies for dealing with Russia: The stated, hard-line policy of the State and Defense Departments, which call Moscow a "revisionist power," and the operative policy, which seeks to avoid extreme pressure on Moscow.
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Grenell, who served as a foreign policy spokesperson in the George W. Bush administration, seems more aligned with the moderate wing of the administration (represented by Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis) than the radical revisionist one (represented by senior strategist Steve Bannon).
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"Love" is hardly the first revisionist rom-com to hit TV. Hulu's "The Mindy Project" embraces movie myths while dismantling them, FXX's "You're the Worst" explores the chemistry of self-destructiveness, Amazon's "Catastrophe" is a variation on the gimlet-eyed raunch of Mr. Apatow's movies.
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I write for my own daughters, who lived my grief over the tragedy and then shouldered my disbelief and despair upon reading and hearing Dylan's mother's revisionist history, which not only rewrites what truly happened 20 years ago, but has changed from telling to telling.
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The first "Maleficent" actually felt somewhat out of step with Disney's live-action movie strategy, offering a revisionist take -- unlike mostly dutiful remakes like "The Lion King" or "Aladdin" -- that transformed the dark fairy into the good gal, one who grew to love Aurora, a.k.a.
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Tokyo-based hotel and real estate developer APA Group is at the center of a furor over books by its founder and president, Toshio Motoya, which contain his revisionist views on history and are placed in every room of the company's 400-plus APA Hotels.
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It's not so much a revisionist history of Hollywood as it as a reminder of just how powerful the movies used to be--and how that power could be seized and abused, with after-shocks that are still being felt nearly a century later.
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That includes a revisionist view of history, in which Japan's only important mistake in the second world war was to lose it; a rejection of the American-imposed constitution and its renunciation of war; and perhaps a revival of Shinto as a state religion.
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WWII-era "Inglourious Basterds" and revisionist spaghetti Western "Django: Unchained" were two good examples of this, as is the latest installment in the Tarantino oeuvre: "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood," which is nothing short of a love letter to the golden era of cinema.
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Verdict nears for former Trump campaign chief The McCarthy allusion was the latest revisionist history lesson from Trump as the country waits for jurors to finish deliberating in the trial of Trump's former campaign chairman in Alexandria, Virginia, on tax evasion and fraud charges.
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"We have had challenges that we really should have taken care of a long time ago, like North Korea, Iran, Afghanistan, ISIS and the revisionist powers that threaten our interests all around the world," the president said, using the an acronym for the Islamic State.
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West, somewhat similarly, seems to be "learning" a lot of pseudo-facts about the history of race in America in response to his decision to affiliate himself with Trump, rather than deciding to affiliate with Trump after undertaking a revisionist study of race in America.
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Although those critics' revisionist supporters claim their ire is reserved for institutional leadership and not the rank and file, it is the F.B.I. agent on the street who will be most severely affected as public support for federal law enforcement is sacrificed for partisan gain.
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Mr. Mattis and Mr. McMaster were authors of a national security strategy that Mr. Trump issued but never embraced, one that said dealing with the "revisionist" powers of Russia and China, not combating terrorism, was once again the primary objective of American national security policy.
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Shinzo Abe, the current and third-longest-serving prime minister of Japan, has repeatedly expressed a right-wing nationalist view of Japan's history, especially its role in World War II. Abe has drawn both international and domestic criticism for his nationalistic brand of revisionist history.
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Koestler, the champion change artist of the group, became a communist in his teens, then joined Vladimir Jabotinsky's right-wing Zionist Revisionist movement, forerunner of today's Likud, then returned to communism, then emerged as one of the world's most influential anticommunists and returned to Revisionism.
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But this generalization has its limits; to pluck one now-classic example, Ursula Le Guin's "Earthsea" novels are revisionist in some of the ways I've just described, but far more concerned with the life and death of magic than with an Archipelagan game of thrones.
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In recent months, the society has been a vehicle for advancing a revisionist view of the Katyn Massacre, in which 21,000 Polish military officers and civilians were executed by Stalin's secret police in 1940, reviving the discredited Soviet claim that Nazi troops were responsible.
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" "When a top law-enforcement figure makes a public cry for the world to come and be famous by telling their sordid story, true or not, it inherently invites people to create revisionist history and put a different label on simple fan rockstar encounters.
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The couple, who founded the Guatemala City-based studio Agnes in 235, spent two years researching pre-Columbian craftsmanship to inform a new line of furnishings that offers a kind of aesthetic revisionist history, one in which Mayan civilization evolved with less European interference.
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This "lost victory" thesis originated with the Nixon administration and its supporters back in the 1970s, but gained considerable traction in the 1980s and '90s after it was taken up by a group of influential revisionist historians, including Mark Moyar and Lewis S. Sorley III.
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In a recent New York Times article, Mr. Moyar, the revisionist historian, decried "the absence of presidential cheerleading" and took Johnson to task for failing to create a "war psychology" that would have made Vietnam into a patriotic crusade (and presumably silenced the war's critics).
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Those who believed Genghis to be a tyrant of monstrous heartlessness have thus lately come to think otherwise: Weatherford's writings present us revisionist history on a grand scale, but one as scrupulously well researched (with ample endnotes) as such an intellectual overhaul needs to be.
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These days they call it the National Defense Strategy I think and the latest one that was out, sort of went back in time a little bit talking about great power rivalries et cetera, focusing on revisionist countries like Russia as well as China.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Former NBC television host Billy Bush accused U.S. President Donald Trump of "indulging in some revisionist history" for reportedly telling allies it was not his voice making lewd remarks as the men waited to film a segment for "Access Hollywood" in 2005.
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" Mr. Saladino said that Massapequa, a heavily Italian-American town a 30-minute drive from Queens, was happy to step up as a refuge for discarded monuments to a historical figure who he said was maligned by revisionist history and "political correctness gone awry.
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The real difficulty is that Epic Abstraction, with its second-tier selections, doesn't effectively present its thesis that the vitality of postwar abstract art is both universal and ongoing; it draws upon, but does not productively extend or support, productive revisionist thinking about the canon.
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Regarding the actual facts under dispute in Trump's tweets, the Washington Post has written extensively about Trump's "revisionist history" regarding his encounter with New York Times reporter Serge Kovaleski, which has been widely documented as Trump making fun of a person with a disability.
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My ride is usually less than 15 minutes, and I'm trying to get better about using that time for something other than mindlessly browsing social media, so I start an episode of a podcast I've been listening to lately, Revisionist History, and listen to that instead.
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Quentin Tarantino's revisionist dream of late-60s LA, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, was a massive box office success and just about the only artful and wholly original movies in 2019's otherwise tepid, sequel-plagued summer movie season, but apparently, it wasn't enough for Tarantino.
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The twist is that, aside from his key participation in the act of revisionist history that ends the film, Cliff is the kind of guy the world has little use for, something that's not initially clear because both Rick and the camera like him so much.
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Beck incited violence against politicians and political organizations who had done nothing and then laughed at the consequences; said that Obama chose the name "Barack" to identify with his "heritage"; and generally made insane, revisionist (and that's putting it nicely) comments about the history of segregation.
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I am interested in the present-tense mythologies that arise from a revisionist view of history, and am invigorated by the questioning of basic assumptions like the nature of the moon and it's relationship to the earth, a Darwinian model of evolution, time, and (outer) space.
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While historians have been pushing beyond the "orthodox" and "revisionist" binary for some time, it is Odd Arne Westad, a professor at Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government, who has most successfully constructed an account of the Cold War that is truly global in its scope.
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The Greeks themselves understood this: even in the most tawdrily revisionist adaptations—such as Euripides' "Orestes," the play in which Aeschylus' high-minded Orestes and anguished Electra have become no more than a pair of young thugs—the gods and their plots and plans loom large.
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In recent years, revisionist historians, sardonic politicians and even crooning poets have come around to carping that a deeply flawed America with its history of ill-conceived wars, of slavery and endemic racism, as well as its tacit barriers preventing social and economic mobility, is nothing special.
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By force, diplomacy, restrictive measures, or some combination thereof, they've worked to prevent conceivable collections of regional, rogue, authoritarian, and non-state challengers—to say nothing of revisionist, potentially great powers like Russia or China—from replicating the extraordinary totalitarian threat of the bygone bipolar era.
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That's just Russia: From the Pacific Rim to the Middle East, revisionist powers will set out to test Trump's capacity to handle surprise, hostile actors will seek to exploit the undoubted chaos of his White House, and our allies will build American fecklessness into their strategic plans.
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Hieroglyphic Being: It's satirical, and a satire is political because I'm basically giving a point of view as somebody of African descent, having experienced what I've seen and know of the people and [90s rave] culture itself, giving my revisionist view on that time and era.
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The recognition for these two smart, fresh cinematic gems feels validating, especially during an awards season when Green Book and Bohemian Rhapsody—two nostalgic, revisionist films that seem hell-bent on sanitizing the messier bits of the late-20th century—have dominated industry accolades so far.
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The emphasis on the Arctic is a part of the "great power competition" described in the 2018 US National Defense Strategy, which outlined a turn away from two decades of combat against irregular forces in the Middle East and toward revisionist foes like Russia and China.
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The director, Morgan Green, who staged New Saloon's "Minor Character: Six Translations of Uncle Vanya at the Same Time" in 2016 and a revisionist version of "The Music Man" in Connecticut in August, has illustrated the action with as many tricks as the budget will bear.
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A cautious revisionist job, "The Founder" tells an old-fashioned sweet-and-sour fable of good American capitalism versus bad, and how Ray Kroc built his fortune by steamrolling Mac and Dick McDonald — the brothers who built the first McDonald's — before going in for the corporate kill.
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Over the next few days you may hear a revisionist defense of Uber and Mr. Kalanick that will go like this: Uber was fighting an entrenched and monopolistic cabal — taxi companies and their captured regulators — so it had to act more like a wolf than a sheep.
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Ms. Miura said Mr. Abe had chosen Ms. Inada because she shared his revisionist view that Japan had been unfairly accused of atrocities in World War II. "The women chosen by him are just symbolic or a cosmetic way of conveying women's advancement," Ms. Miura said.
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The Revisionist & The Astropastorals (Nightboat Books) testifies to the poet's enduring relevance to the art — this is verse so meticulous in its construction, exquisite in its intelligence, and ravishing in its imagery that fellow poets cannot help but feel both daunted and inspired by the achievement.
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The revisionist ravings — based on his executive stumbling thus far in New York (aside from the drafting of Kristaps Porzingis) — rely on an assumption that Jackson owes his 11 championship rings as a coach to the luck of working with at least two historically transcendent stars.
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Surveying the scene it was tempting to conclude that a unilateralist America, a withdrawing Britain, a still-recovering France, a revisionist Russia and a not-yet-dominant China make Mrs Merkel not just the chair of this particular summit, but something more: the new leader of the free world.
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When people talk about "revisionist" Westerns (Unforgiven, Deadwood, The Hateful Eight), they're talking about narratives that topple the finely wrought myths that had previously sustained the genre: the pure, clarifying effect of the American frontier, of course, but also the valorized place of whiteness and masculinity within it.
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"Another theory about Van Gogh's death appeared in 2011," says the Drouot website, referencing a controversial biography, Van Gogh: The Life, by authors Steven Naifeh and Gregory White Smith, which makes several dramatic revisionist claims, based on 10 years of study with more than 20 translators and researchers.
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Europe's willingness to fill the gap vacated by a revisionist America could also be tested in the western Balkans, where a swelling mood of revolt in Serbia and contentious land-swaps between countries that spilled blood over land in recent memory could augur a return to instability and violence.
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The French eighteenth-century movement that once was seen to have bathed Europe in the light of reason—fighting for science against superstition, and for liberty against bondage—has become the villain of many a postmodern seminar and of even more revisionist histories, from left and right alike.
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The idea of "benevolent" slavery, which is becoming more and more common in revisionist white supremacist history, is handily attacked in this piece, which posits Jefferson as a symbol for all white, slave-owning Americans and the anonymous black woman (whose humanity is palpable) for all enslaved people.
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Political scientists say the AfD's strategy could help fuel a new wave of German nationalism, and their concerns are shared by the country's domestic intelligence agency, which last month placed the hard-line faction behind the revisionist push under surveillance, as a threat to the liberal democratic order.
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In some of his earlier writings, this wariness has led him, by my taste, to be a little too charitable to revisionist interpretations that present the Civil War as a product of political failure, a catastrophe, instigated by malcontents, that a more responsible national leadership could have prevented.
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Many Catholics in Poland and Hungary view Pope Francis the way die-hard Communists and party apparatchiks viewed the Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev during the height of "Gorbymania" in the late 1980s — a dangerous revisionist corrupted by media attention who threatens the integrity and power of their faith.
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Avi Shilon, an Israeli historian who teaches at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev and New York University's campus in Tel Aviv, noted that Mr. Netanyahu and Likud were the ideological heirs of the right-wing Zionist Revisionist movement of Zeev Jabotinsky, which believed that words could shape reality.
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That "something" is both a love letter to a very specific time in Hollywood (in this case, the bulk of 1969—leading up to the night of August 70) and, to a lesser degree, a revisionist history of the Manson family's infamous Tate-LaBianca murders of that night.
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Some share the deep suspicion of the federal government found in militia groups; some embrace a revisionist history of the civil war that glorifies the Confederacy; some believe in anti-Semitic conspiracies about global Jewish control, including the theory that an internationalist Jewish elite is responsible for encouraging immigration.
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So to begin to unravel the manifold contradictions and memory lapses entailed in the revisionist intellectual projects of Never, post-, para-, and pro-Trumpism, it's necessary to do what so few right-wing thinkers are disposed to do these days—namely, to learn some hard lessons of history.
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The Hill's Katie Bo Williams and Jordan Fabian report: The 21625-page document, drafted over the course of a year, places the United States in competition with "revisionist" powers like Russia and China that want to realign the world in their interests while eroding American security and prosperity.
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" He went on to write his dissertation on Sterne at Columbia University and assumed a prominent place among Sterne scholars with "Sterne's Comedy of Moral Sentiments: The Ethical Dimension of the 'Journey,'" a revisionist essay published in 1966 on the novel "A Sentimental Journey Through France and Italy.
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That English paints Greenberg as a good guy is just one of the reasons why his revisionist look at two 1971 exhibitions — "Contemporary Black Artists in America" at New York's Whitney Museum, and "The DeLuxe Show" in Houston, curated by Bradley and sponsored by the Menils — will raise hackles.
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While festive football matches predate the First World War, the association with the 'Christmas Truce' of 21962 gives them a certain significance, even if modern historians have disputed whether anyone actually played football in no man's land that winter, because they have to ruin everything, the miserable, evidence-obsessed, revisionist fucks.
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Trump, according to the senior officials, is also expected to discuss threats he'll deem as "rogue regimes," like North Korea, and "revisionist powers," like Russia and China, who aim to change the status quo, such as Moscow and its actions with Ukraine and Georgia, and Beijing in the South China Sea.
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"Hell yeah, I'm a troll," Flood told me as we lounged out on the mattresses in Marlborough and looked at works by Houston natives Paul Kremer, Susie Rosmarin, Chris Bexar, and the awe-inspiring El Franco Lee, whose paintings of DJ Screw and hip-hop revisionist history are an exhibition highlight.
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I have a problem with how the media will spin it a certain way and not call it for what it is, so at least when I do this project, I'm being honest from my perspective: it's not your typical 90s-era music, because it's my revisionist point of view.
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Like all of her best tracks, "time stops when i'm with u" is a revisionist history of the realm's goofier corners, drawing on the unselfconscious joy of dubstep, vocal trance, anime themes, and basically any of the stuff you might have come across if you were an avid player of DDR.
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Experts say the party's growing embrace of revisionist positions since Hoecke's initial provocation underlines the extent to which the hard-liners from Hoecke's faction, supported by Gauland, have prevailed in the party's internal power struggles, shaping the AfD in their image, and pushing the group even further to the fringe.
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The administration outlines four national security priorities: Protecting the homeland; promoting American prosperity; preserving peace through strength; and advancing American influence It also defines three categories of major threats: The "revisionist powers" China and Russia, rogue nations like Iran and North Korea, and nonstate threats like the jihadist group ISIS.
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Matt: This is basically the opposite of a tightly focused narrative on the experiences of individual soldiers, but I am on a mission in life to get more people to read Christopher Clark's revisionist account of the origins of World War I, The Sleepwalkers, so I will recommend it here, too.
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Because of this track record, I thought that Sunday night's Kids See Ghosts show might be the start of a new era for Kanye, one that did away with this summer's MAGA hats and cracked revisionist histories and instead looked back towards the communal spirit that defined his earlier work.
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This reconfiguring of the museum's core exhibitions, though still bare enough to leave room for possibilities, feels like a small step back from the initial announcement that the spaces would be a "revisionist" history of cinema and highlight long-marginalized art and artists, such as pioneering women in filmmaking and independent Indian cinema.
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But you don't need to have any idea of the plot of the film to understand that, if Inglourious Basterds and Django Unchained (and, to an extent, even The Hateful Eight) are fantastical, revisionist histories, Tarantino's latest movie is wish fulfillment on a much grander scale — but simultaneously a more intimate one.
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Take the Alternative for Germany [AfD], a Eurosceptic-turned-nationalist party, some of whose more moderate figures would comfortably fit into America's Republican or Britain's Conservative parties but which is now entirely toxic thanks to revisionist figures on its right like Björn Höcke, its leader in Thuringia who has challenged Germany's remembrance culture.
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How ironic that Africans -- the Earth's first people -- get ignored by revisionist Eurocentric history, but are known to be phenomenal contributors to the sciences, medicine, architecture, agriculture, education, culture and civil society, and yet still, too often, find themselves expected to require the validation of the European-descended to be seen as legitimate.
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The book was a sharp-elbowed intervention in the decades-old debate between "totalitarian" historians, who saw in the Soviet Union an omnipotent state imposing its will on a defenseless populace, and "revisionist" historians, who saw a more dynamic and fluid society, with some portion of the population actually supporting the regime.
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This year, notable films honored in the award show circuit include Quentin Tarantino's revisionist history of the Manson murders, Once Upon a Time...in Hollywood; Bong Joon-ho's class warfare pic Parasite; controversial villain origin story Joker; Greta Gerwig's love letter to Little Women; and the emotionally gut-wrenching divorce drama Marriage Story.
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But, Haley burned all that to the ground when she engaged in an astounding bit of revisionist racial history about the Confederate battle flag and its relationship to Dylann Roof, the then 21-year-old white supremacist who in 2015 gunned down nine black worshipers in the historic Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church.
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Earlier this month, attending Nancy Reagan's funeral, Hillary Clinton delivered a peculiarly revisionist encomium, praising the former First Lady for starting "a national conversation" about AIDS and being a "very effective, low-key" advocate on behalf of Americans with H.I.V. Clinton quickly retracted her statement, after high-key advocates pointed out that Mrs.
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Since about 22013, when the so-called Big Five book publishers that dominate trade publishing began to aggressively court the Fox News market, conservative publishing has systemically abandoned its old appreciation of facts, data, and intellectual rigor in favor of outrage-based punditry steeped in dog whistles, revisionist history, and weaponized nostalgia.
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"What&aposs at stake is that we&aposre allowing a revisionist regime with a terrible track record on freedom of speech to dictate what we say and write in our own countries," said J. Michael Cole, a Taipei-based senior fellow with the China Policy Institute and the University of Nottingham&aposs Taiwan studies program.
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But these over-riding dynamics — weak international institutions; rising, revisionist powers like Russia and China that have found ways to neutralize America's disproportionate advantages in national power; and an American public weary from, and rightly wary of, becoming engaged in protracted conflicts — have constrained our ability to be more effective in tacking conflicts toward resolution.
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Meanwhile, Roy and Betty continue with their cute dates, including one in which the foreshadowing is a little too on-the-nose: After a screening of Tarantino's historically revisionist World War II film "Inglourious Basterds" — "Liar" is set in 2009 — they commiserate about how young people all too often take stories at face value.
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I take this phenomenon of mistrust as indicative of a revisionist desire—namely, the desire to forget the fact that the construction of Israeli identity was an Ashkenazi ideal and so that the biblical lands promised by God were only obtained through the dreaming, or the will, of assimilated Jews from nation-state Europe.
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One thing the legislation makes very clear is that most U.S. lawmakers share the view of the White House and the Pentagon, as formulated in the National Security Strategy and National Defense Strategy, that great power competition with a revisionist China is one of the top challenges the nation faces in the years ahead.
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Mr. Jalkh replied that he was not a "negationist" but that he had read the works of a "trustworthy revisionist": Robert Faurisson, a former professor of history at the University of Lyon who has been convicted of inciting hatred and racial discrimination and who has often been cited by the more extreme far-right elements.
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In this way, the rich detail of Kinzer's account of the debate over American imperialism at the turn of the 20th century gives way to a hasty revisionist account of United States foreign policy as a series of imperial follies, in which the wars of presidents from Franklin Roosevelt to Barack Obama whiz past.
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Critics point out that the president's faith in that sentiment was put to poor use, however, because it led him to apologize for American power and to enact a more restrained foreign policy that in turn allowed revisionist states like Russia, China, and Iran to flourish at the expense of their respective regions' security.
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These range from the early web series he produced with Greg Youmans, Falling in Love… with Chris and Greg about a cis/trans odd couple, to a revisionist Liberace bio pic, inserting the singer into a history of queer activism (Liberaceón), and a send-up of the "First Pregnant Man" tabloid stories (Extraordinary Pregnancies).
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