contradictory meaning

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In fact, the gothicity of the text also shows in the plurality of contradictory meanings that it carries.
In the early modern period, the word 'noise' connoted a variety of imprecise and often contradictory meanings.
The use of symbolic interaction has illuminated the complex and often contradictory meanings attributed to weight.
The term is untranslatable because it carries divergent and often contradictory meanings: family; house; household; stem family; (nonkin) corporate group.
Traveling through different political and cultural contexts, cybernetic manmachine metaphors acquired, lost, and reacquired diverse and contradictory meanings.
Still, this usually surefooted book stumbles over its reluctance to grapple with the contradictory meanings of "history" itself.
It demanded balance to work effectively in performance, but was also able to balance contradictory meanings as part of its critical exploration of theatre's processes and their ethical foundations.
The term 'primary' has linguistically diverse and even contradictory meanings.
Notice how, in this passage, the word 'materiality' appears twice, with each of these contradictory meanings.
For him they were inevitably the effect of many causes, carried a variety of often contradictory meanings, expressed several and sometimes incompatible intentions, and fulfilled multiple functions.
Texts had multiple and contradictory meanings which attended to the concerns of power, oppression, resistance and agency.
The special case of gospel rap presents a powerful embodiment of symbolic reproduction in its deployment of ritual activity, each symbol encompassing multiple, often contradictory meanings.
Perhaps it is a misconception that "diffrance" seeks contradictory meanings.
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