contestation

Converse of object

examine: Comparative studies and papers examining historiographical debates and/or contestations of race, religion, gender, class, and culture will be welcomed.

Preposition: over

knowledge: At the heart of the debate on IPR are contestations over knowledge.

Adjective modifier

• political: Architecture's identification with the built environment makes environmental conditions the primary site for political contestation.
• open: And of the principle of open exchange: that interchange and open contestation was educationally and politically preferable to instruction.
• historiographical: Comparative studies and papers examining historiographical debates and/or contestations of race, religion, gender, class, and culture will be welcomed.
• continued: In this it is, in itself, an example of the continued contestation of rhetorical public space.
• moral: The moral contestation of the SMF reflected their emphasis on true belief, but also the importance of the nganga -system to Bakongo society.
• possible: Identity is not fixed but subject to possible contestation.

Modifies a noun

shape: Issues of participation, governance, equity and contestation shape much of his research agenda which is wide ranging and intuitive.

Noun used with modifier

• and/or: Comparative studies and papers examining historiographical debates and/or contestations of race, religion, gender, class, and culture will be welcomed.
• debate: Comparative studies and papers examining historiographical debates and/or contestations of race, religion, gender, class, and culture will be welcomed.
• knowledge: The context of my work within the Australian higher education sector is a site of knowledge contestation.

Preposition: of

• identity: This module is concerned with the formation and contestation of gender identities within a variety of discursive and literary contexts.
• representation: What are the implications of such strategies for the contestation of gender representation?
• race: Comparative studies and papers examining historiographical debates and/or contestations of race, religion, gender, class, and culture will be welcomed.
• space: In this it is, in itself, an example of the continued contestation of rhetorical public space.