In the end, then, all these "punish the parents" paradigms will probably take their historical place as just one more shift of the pendulum in the sweep that already includes contradictory certainties like "children are being allowed to grow up too quickly" and "children are being infantilized too long".
It should be noted, however, that current data includes contradictory results (Hauser et al., 2002, 2003; Rignell-Hydbom et al., 2005a, 2005b; Stronati et al., 2006).
Legal experts have pointed to holes in the prosecution's case, including contradictory statements and a lack of credible witnesses.
We found that women consider more factors, including contradictory information, before making investment decisions, rather than relying on instinct or hubris.
Correction: May 26 , 2002 Sunday Because of an editing error, an article last Sunday about barbecue restaurants on the Island included contradictory references to menu changes at Turtle Crossing in East Hampton.
They point to Congress' intent to reduce spending, economically depressed states struggling to deal with a rash of cuts in Medicaid programs and the continued uncertainty of financial costs that will be imposed by the federal health care law, including contradictory lower court decisions about the constitutionality of various provisions.
It features all the hallmarks of a true-crime docudrama, including contradictory interviews, ponderous voiceovers and an investigation that uncovers explosive new evidence — but all in high school, with plenty of the aforementioned dicks.
Twardowski spoke of contradictory objects before Meinong: he was the first philosopher to hold a theory of intentionality, truth, and predication in which thinking and speaking about non-existents, including contradictions, involves presenting and naming non-existents, including contradictory objects.
As Rubin says, "Just like conflicting values and worldviews, images of the future can include contradictory elements even in an individual mind, let alone in social groups, communities and society" [11].
Later on, Nicholas of Cusa placed at the core of his book De docta ignorantia the idea that God is coincidentia oppositorum: as a truly infinite being, He includes all the opposite and incompatible properties, therefore being all things, and none of them: God has all properties, including contradictory ones (Heron, 1954, I.4).
If Chan teachings can include contradictory statements and such gruesome acts as killing a cat, what is to prevent the truth of nondualism from spurring an antinomian erasure of the boundaries not only between sense and nonsense, but also between the moral and immoral?
