Other, though not necessarily incompatible, interpretations of the Parthenon frieze are available: perhaps it represents the mythical daughters of Erechtheus, who saved the city by sacrificing themselves, a favourite and familiar theme in Athenian myth.
Why is it that feminist philosophers have reached different, and even sometimes incompatible interpretations of the history of philosophy?
As Berlin showed, negative and positive liberty are not merely two distinct kinds of liberty; they can be seen as rival, incompatible interpretations of a single political ideal.
Raz 2009 contends that interpretive pluralism is a basic feature of the concept of interpretation as we understand it, i.e. that there can be several different and incompatible interpretations of the same object, all of which can be good.
And since these offer incompatible interpretations of Arcesilaus' philosophical position reflecting the writers' distinctive views about later developments in the skeptical Academy, the precise nature of his skepticism remains controversial.
In sum, given that real-life objects and events are commonly complex and hierarchically structured, so that their perceptual organization and semantic interpretation often hinges on the aspect or level an observer attends to, it seems possible that religious beliefs may indeed lead to different and sometimes discrepant and incompatible interpretations of the same incident.
The incompatibility interpretation requires Plato to change the meaning of heteron from "different" to "incompatible," and there is no evidence in the text that he does.
In the Cu/ZnO literature, seemingly incompatible model interpretations can be found, involving the "metallic copper model", 7 the "special site model", 8 the "morphology model", 7, 9 the "spillover model", 10 and last but not least the "Cu-Zn alloy model".
"The Republic of South Africa has found that its obligations with respect to the peaceful resolution of conflicts at times are incompatible with the interpretation given by the international criminal court," the document states.
Sheldon knew, however, that the teleostean forebrain walls bend outward during development, and he understood that if this eversion would be the whole story, the process would lead to a mediolateral reversal of the cell masses in the teleostean pallium, relative to their orientation in evaginated forebrains, which would be incompatible with his interpretation.
