The antitheses at the heart of this opposition word versus thing, text versus image have had far-reaching effects on the modern world.
The artwork's necessary and illusory autonomy, in turn, is the key to (modern) art's social character, namely, to be "the social antithesis of society" (AT 8).
This probably derived from the still more fundamental question concerning the One and the Many, an antithesis lying at the heart of early Greek thought (see Stokes [1971]).
And yet within hours of her introduction, Sarah Palin, the antithesis of the stay-at-home mom, was being praised by home-schooling moms everywhere, as surely as Michelle Obama, who left her six-figure job to spend more time with her children, had been slammed.
"We sort of had the antithesis of that at National Airport for the last 20 years". National's new terminal also is a symbolic defeat for a hardy band of anti-noise activists who have opposed the airport's renovation.
Through this interaction/conflict, truths contained in the thesis and antithesis are reconciled at a higher level, thus forming synthesis.
That was the antithesis of his life at the time.
The next night I was at its antithesis: Okabe, an eight-seat high temple of sushi owned by Kaichiro Okabe, who worked with Masa Takayama.
My father used to call it God-grovelling – but he'd say, 'Listen through it and enjoy the bits you enjoy.' " But schoolboy Lee filled the pain at the antithesis of school: the Forest School Camps to which he went during holidays.
If we were to conduct an in-depth analysis of these and other similar cases, we would observe not only choices at the antithesis of the mistakes made in Milan, we could also derive interesting considerations with regard to certain more radical nodes, which concern the sense and interpretation of the very disciplines of spatial organisation and transformation.
