Sentence examples similar to contradictory thesis from inspiring English sources
"Pointing at Things" discusses the apparently self-contradictory thesis that "When no thing is not pointed out, pointing is not pointing".
He argued that "determinism as applied to man, is a self-contradictory thesis, since the man who employs it relies implicitly on the existence of free will".
He therefore proposes another exception to the general thesis concerning contradictory pairs.
Menda Francois, graduate of Bryn Mawr College and member of feminist hip-hop collective 3 X A Lady Crew, created an entire senior thesis around the contradictory demands of women who rock mics.
I had learned how to make a digestible mixture from my three contradictory sources: "Sex Education: The Theses," "The Nature of Sexuality," and Aunt Galya.
A student writing a research paper illustrates confirmation bias when he only references resources in line with his thesis, and he excludes any contradictory evidence.
Eliminativists often respond to this objection by first noting that the bare thesis that there are no beliefs is not itself contradictory or conceptually incoherent.
According to a growing literature in many fields of the social sciences and humanities defending the mind-modularity thesis, the brain is composed of mutually inconsistent modules that contain contradictory beliefs.
A refutation, Aristotle says, is "a proof of the contradictory" (SR 6, 168a37)—a proof of the proposition which is the contradictory of the thesis maintained by the answerer.
That said, Le Corbusier is too contradictory and controlling a genius to conform to nature or any curator's thesis.
