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Перевод: negation

[существительное]
отрицание; ничто; фикция

Тезаурус:

1. Does this mean that God is "not in time" - an example of the way of negation - or does it, as some have said, mean that all times are somehow "present" to God, in which case it might be claimed that God possesses a kind of temporal omnipresence?
2. But really not even negation.
3. The cutting back of vegetation, abandonment of pinch-points and "opening-out" of the street that this would imply would be a negation of the townscape properties that residents of Woonerf-'like areas profess to enjoy.
4. Such a theory of parody might point towards the conditions of existence - - the possibilities and impossibilities - of television's difference and negation.
5. Similarly, though from a different historical perspective, Adorno and Horkheimer, confronting the massive extension and technical development of that rationality, acknowledge the possibility, and even the residue, of difference and negation in the nonsense of eccentric entertainment - a residual refusal of official meaning - but can place no faith in its capacity to survive as anything more than fun, as anything other than acceptable difference within the logic of capitalist culture and the totality of the culture industry.
6. In the first it is the negation of desire, in the second, of the culturally defined other of cultural difference.
7. Further clarification might also be required as to how the Situationist negation of art (and cinema) related to the wider sphere of cultural-political struggle.
8. All show an understanding of space but also a negation of it, and the exquisite colours and naturalistic detail make one think of the Italian Duccio.
9. The negation had nothing to do with technique or abstraction.
10. In one way, as Jameson suggests, this can be seen as evasive, a negation of art's potential to confront the challenges of life and history.
11. Today, police forces pursue the control of the "dangerous classes" by employing a crucially important range of ritual metaphors of negation.
12. In Adorno's aesthetics, the value of the cultural and the aesthetic lies in difference and negation and it is this which is threatened by the commodification of culture.
13. Only negation.