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No references found	Does a presentist bias skew ratings in a way that gives greater weight to more recent decisions and jurists? The Dirty Dozen: How Twelve Supreme Court Cases Radically Expanded ... by Ely, James W., Jr. / Independent Review The result of this "mode of interpretation" would be, Belsey insists, "more history, not less, and more nuanced history" that would not be hampered, either by a vague appeal to presentist concerns, or by the temptation to slide back into "the old reassuring cognitive totalities of the Elizabethan world picture and the early modern mind" (ibid. Center or margin: revisions of the English renaissance in honor of ... by Drakakis, John / Shakespeare Studies To these words, he traces the fundamental distinction that New Historicists liked to make between "traditional historicism"--which was said to entail an "absolute reduction of the fundamental heterogeneity of the past"--and the New Historicism itself, which in emphasizing "the historicity of the historian's practice" claimed to avoid both "a presentist projection of contemporary concerns into the past" and "an antiquarian obsession with the past per se" (14, 16-17). Speaking with the Dead: Explorations in Literature and History by Keilen, Sean / Renaissance Quarterly	prescriptivism prescutum preselection preselector presence presence chamber presence detect presence room Presenile Psychoses presensitized plate present angular height present elevation present position present range present value present-worth factor presentation presentation graphics presentation graphics program presentation layer presentation logic Presentation Manager Presentation mode presentation services protocol Presentism presentist presentment Preseren, France preservation Preservation Action Preservation of Historical and Cultural Treasures preservative Preserve Preserved Foods Preserves preserving preset preset guidance preset parameter preset tool preshared keys preshrunk presidency President President Lincoln and Soldier's Home National Monument President of the Court President's Park Presidente Prudente Presidential Commissions Presidential Message Presidential Range	presenting arms presenting arms presenting arms Presenting Authentic Religion to Youth Presenting Bank Presenting Banks Presenting complaint presenting favorable conditions presenting few difficulties presenting information presenting itself presenting itself presenting itself presenting part presenting problem presenting s's presenting s's presenting s's presenting s's Presenting symptom Presenting symptom Presenting symptom Presenting symptom Presenting symptoms Presenting symptoms Presenting symptoms Presenting symptoms Presention presentism presentism presentist Presentive presently presently presentment presentment presentment presentment Presentment of a bill of exchange Presentment of Englishry presentments presentments presentments presentments presentness presentness presentness presentness Presentoir presents presents presents presents presents presents presents arms presents arms presents arms presents itself presents itself presents itself

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Does a presentist bias skew ratings in a way that gives greater weight to more recent decisions and jurists?

The Dirty Dozen: How Twelve Supreme Court Cases Radically Expanded ... by Ely, James W., Jr. / Independent Review

The result of this "mode of interpretation" would be, Belsey insists, "more history, not less, and more nuanced history" that would not be hampered, either by a vague appeal to presentist concerns, or by the temptation to slide back into "the old reassuring cognitive totalities of the Elizabethan world picture and the early modern mind" (ibid.

Center or margin: revisions of the English renaissance in honor of ... by Drakakis, John / Shakespeare Studies

To these words, he traces the fundamental distinction that New Historicists liked to make between "traditional historicism"--which was said to entail an "absolute reduction of the fundamental heterogeneity of the past"--and the New Historicism itself, which in emphasizing "the historicity of the historian's practice" claimed to avoid both "a presentist projection of contemporary concerns into the past" and "an antiquarian obsession with the past per se" (14, 16-17).

Speaking with the Dead: Explorations in Literature and History by Keilen, Sean / Renaissance Quarterly

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