The study of Victorian masculinity is based on the assumption that "the construction of male consciousness must be seen as historically specific."

He is also dealing with our insistence on historically specific analysis.

For his ordinary practice, no doubt shaped by the censorship under which all playwrights worked, was to distance himself from the identifiable and the historically specific.

Production became apparent not as a universal concept, but as something historically specific - and sport was its body-cultural ritual.

Richard Sharpe, however, argues that the wording of the text is too general to allow for any such historically specific interpretation.

Combined with the productive forces, the relations of production constitute a historically specific mode of production.

They thus attempt to answer in historically specific ways, questions such as: What are key features of this style?

Together with the social and technical relations of production, the productive forces, constitute a historically specific mode of production.

There are countless current and historically specific neighborhoods throughout Omaha.

Or do we have to look to more concrete and historically specific forms of mediation to explain the racialization of envy and desire?