erasure 的定义
- an act or instance of erasing.
- a place where something has been erased; a spot or mark left after erasing: You can't sign a contract with so many erasures in it.
- the exclusion of a minority group or group member from the historical record, or from the discussion of current events:erasure of female scientists from textbooks; black victim erasure in the crime-bill debate.the replacement or whitewashing of a minority character or group with a member or members of the dominant cultural group in fictional representations of historical events:minority erasure in film.the denial of an individual’s or group’s minority identity, or the misidentification of a minority group member:trans-erasure issues in the LGBT community; cultural erasure and white identity among Chicanos.
erasure 近义词
cancellation
更多erasure例句
- Linking Scott’s legacy to a bird “is just adding to the erasure by putting another layer over it.”
- The good news is that historians and journalists, as well as the women themselves, have been working hard to reverse this erasure and are having significant success.
- More than an erasure of historical fact it is another example of the ongoing and dangerous practice of cherry-picking parts of our past to fit prepackaged national myths.
- By exploiting the rules that neurons use to learn new associations, these next-generation electroceuticals may enable permanent disease erasure.
- The sheet ended up being wounded by a playful machete, full of cut phrases, notes on the edges, reminders, arrows that redirect the reading and erasures in search of a better piece in each version.
- In this way, inspiration becomes appropriation, which leads directly to theft and erasure.
- While many of these depictions play into bisexual erasure, others reinforce harmful bisexual stereotypes.
- The act of erasure through mis- or under-representation is an insidious one.
- The total erasure of former employees is so familiar it even has a nickname.
- I love the way erasure becomes a tool for depiction and emphasis, and failure becomes a heroic condition.
- The French attorney general demanded the erasure of his name from the list of magistrates, but this the court refused.
- For answer she bent over her typewriter and began to make an erasure.
- Bruslart (ubi supra, i. 136) denies that the erasure was actually made as Charles had commanded.
- This thin paste of wax was also spread on tablets of wood, that it might more easily admit of erasure.
- Consequently the action of the iodine differs according to the extent of the erasure.