- In
lexical semantics,
opposites are
words lying in an
inherently incompatible binary relationship. For example,
something that is even
entails that it...
- corruption; also, for a man, the loss of a benefactor; for a woman, many
contrarieties; for a maid,
failure of
marriage projects. Reversed: Inertia, sleep...
-
foolish designs.
Another account speaks of
marriage frustrated and
contrarieties of all kinds. In some traditions, the
Lovers represent relationships...
-
synagogue of Satan: anti-Catholicism,
false doctrine and the
construction of
contrariety". The
Devil and
Demonism in
Early Modern England. Cambridge, England:...
-
member may be stopped, he
saith likewise that he hath
quoted a
number of
Contrarieties oute of the
Scripture which he hath
giuen to some
great men who in Convenient...
-
perspective and stated, "Sankara
recognizes the
value of the law of
contrariety and self-alienation from the
standpoint of
idealistic logic; and it has...
-
Policraticus (Camden's source) and
William Averell's A
Marvailous Combat of
Contrarieties (1588).
Other sources have been suggested, but are less certain. Shakespeare...
- to time
appeared in the world,
enriched with
various endowments and
contrarieties of excellence, none
seems to have been [more]
exalted above the common...
-
Interpretation and its
distinction between two oppositions:
contradiction and
contrariety. However,
Aristotle did not draw any diagram; this was done
several centuries...
- schoolmaster. He is best
known as the
author of A
Mervalious Combat of
Contrarieties (1588) that
William Shakespeare used as the
source for the
parable of...
