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Перевод: problematic

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проблематичный; сомнительный; гадательный

Тезаурус:

1. Times change, I suppose - which is not to admit that fat generalisations about the Sixties, Seventies or Eighties are less problematic than statements about any other logical fiction, be it the nation, a salad, the MCC or whatever.
2. Greed for love, attention and praise was a problematic area for Bob and Joan Halton.
3. In Brian McHale's model, from the arbitrariness of the signs results an epistemologic anxiety for modernism, which seeks new forms to engage with a problematic, fugitive, but still reachable external reality.
4. The emergence of a new pro-capitalist party in the South from the end of 1985, the Progressive Democratic Party, might show the extent to which political divisions based on the treaty and within the nationalist component of hegemony may have become problematic, to be partially replaced by an even more explicit concern with increasing the popular wealth and prosperity.
5. A range of issues recur throughout Genet's book; I concentrate on masculinity only because of its problematic centrality in contemporary considerations of race, homosexuality, and gender more generally, and because Genet's reflections on it often make other recent writing about it seem by comparison the simplistic and reductive pronouncements of a banal gender politics.
6. Moreover, if within society one sexuality (i.e. heterosexuality) is presented, even promoted, as the single, normal, best sexuality, then the positive representation of another sexuality (i.e. homosexuality) as equally valid is problematic, to say the least.
7. Orchestras were even more problematic (11).
8. The purpose of education, expressed through a single description, is even more problematic.
9. Providing the necessary care is obviously problematic - and for a number of very different kinds of reason.
10. In her first fight, she armlocked Jaana Utrainen (Finland) and followed with two decision wins against the Australian Angela Deacon and the more problematic Kate Donahoe of the United States.
11. The perception of "race" as inevitably problematic is evident in most films that feature Blacks in significant roles, such as Sapphire (Basil Dearden, 1959), Flame in the Streets (Roy Baker, 1961) and A Taste of Honey (Tony Richardson, 1961).
12. It was therefore necessary to introduce narrative forms which would more accurately mirror the unintelligibility of the world: the problematic nature of reality had to be more suitably translated.
13. Psychoanalysis was created to enable man to accept the problematic nature of life without being defeated by it, or giving in to escapism.