Labeling indigenous knowledge as "traditionary" was not intended as an endorsement; in its orality and experiential communality, traditionary knowledge was thought by Anglo-Americans to be antithetical to fact-based knowledge.
Though not a full-fledged solipsism, the atomistic view puts forth a methodological solipsism for epistemological purposes (Potter 1993), and is antithetical to social analyses of knowledge.
It is our philosophies and lifeways that inform a knowledge base antithetical to a Western hyper-capitalistic lifestyle.
The conclusion of many such discussions is that the advancing of this knowledge is totally antithetical to the expansions of the modernist, post modernist, and contemporary art.
This close relationship might lead one to assume that self-deception is antithetical to intellectual integrity because it undermines the kind of self-knowledge, such as knowledge of our intellectual strengths and capacities, necessary to such reflection.
"Generally, the idea that knowledge in and of itself comes with criminal liability is antithetical to the way we talk about criminal law in the United States," said Daniel Richman, a Columbia University law professor and former federal prosecutor.
PDF, although easy for humans to read, is not regarded as an efficient medium for gathering information, nor for sharing, integrating and interacting with knowledge; it is considered semantically limited by comparison with XML, and antithetical to the spirit of the Web [ 11, 34, 35, 37, 77].
Is democracy antithetical to religion?
Thoughts antithetical to desires?
It is antithetical to democracy.
"This was antithetical to everything they do.
