Noun:

ಇತಿಹಾಸಶಾಸ್ತ್ರ,

historicise's Usage Examples:

parallels of figures from the pagan legend, as it was now viewed in historicised narrative, and the mighty human spirits of the patriarchs of the Old.

The historicised facade decoration was replaced by smooth plaster surfaces.

A story originating with the Norman-Welsh writer of historicised legends Geoffrey of Monmouth has Ludd, Lud or Llud as the ruler of Celtic.

The term appears to have been historicised.

interweaving Asian themes with her Western art training, Chen would come to be historicised as one of the pioneers of the Nanyang style together with Liu Kang, Chen.

He also sought to "historicise" fascism and dropped the more overt references to the ideology from MSI.

human sciences transcendental nominalism (also dynamic nominalism or dialectical realism), a historicised form of nominalism that traces the mutual interactions.

The Warlord Chronicles series of historical novels, which attempt to historicise the Arthur mythos.

of public affairs, with views of the present which were romantically historicised and who was drawn to history by what was in a broad sense an antiquarian.

Its editors sought to respond to Martin Broszat"s 1985 call to historicise National Socialism.

The Bushman Diorama was not the only South African Museum display that historicised ethnic groups in this way.

of public affairs, with views of the present which were romantically historicised, and who were drawn to history by an antiquarian passion for the past.

factors that enabled this production to become so significant: With its historicised setting, its large cast and broad scope of action, this is the first.