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On the "Contestation" on Monastic Studies, see Maitland, Dark Ages, § x.
Architecture's identification with the built environment makes environmental conditions the primary site for political contestation.
In this it is, in itself, an example of the continued contestation of rhetorical public space.
Identity is not fixed but subject to possible contestation.
The context of my work within the Australian higher education sector is a site of knowledge contestation.