The phrase "another antithesis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing an additional contrasting idea or statement in a discussion or argument.
Example: "In addition to the previous point, we can consider another antithesis that challenges the prevailing view."
Alternatives: "a different contradiction" or "an additional contrast".
Admittedly his theory of the historical dialectic in which one movement (the thesis) is countered by another (the antithesis), the interplay giving rise to a third (the synthesis), which now becomes the thesis of a new dialectical interplay, and so on has been viewed as too artificial.
For state and federal policy to allow this destruction to occur to benefit one segment of society at the expense of another is the antithesis of good government.
And, even as "The Thing" thrilled spectators with the specter of a vampire vegetable from another world, its antithesis already was poised for release: "The Day the Earth Stood Still".
But if one can bear to untangle William Kristol's riff on a Hegelian approach to Hagel — "Republicans have an obligation to embrace their role as Obama's antithesis" — another part of the answer lies there.
Matthiasson is another example of the antithesis of Napa Valley's glamorous side.
Thrive is often described as the antithesis to another book calling for women to make changes in their lives, Sheryl Sandberg's Lean In.
The attention he commanded also allowed Molby to become more involved, yet the roly- poly playmaker was just another spectator when his antithesis surged through to break his duck.
Bauer's attempt to create a "male Grazia" with Gaz7etta, an aspirational men's weekly (and the antithesis of another fading Bauer title, Zoo) failed to get past the pilot stage in 2010.
While it's too complicated to discuss in detail here, another recent and important idea in metamodernism -- and once again an idea attributable to Damiani -- is that modernism and postmodernism exist in relation to one another in the same way a "thesis" and an "antithesis" relate to one another, with metamodernism acting as a subsequent "synthesis" of the thesis and antithesis that preceded it.
