It's a very paradoxical idea, blaxploitation, because on one hand it exposes the racism of the American movie industry and its economy, but on the other hand it was also a space where African-Americans could insert their own stories.
In that way it's a very paradoxical place; similar to a mini Beirut.
It's all very paradoxical.
"It seems, on the surface, very paradoxical," Ambler told Live Science.
In the end, then, while the Löwenheim-Skolem theorem may still be interesting technical fact—"a novel and unexpected feature of formal systems," in van Heijenoort's words Skolem's Paradox itself should no longer appear very paradoxical.
"The English are very paradoxical people," he went on.
That's very paradoxical because, as in La Promesse, to become human, the young boy needs to betray his father, when normally it should be the opposite.
But to donate money in hopes of accumulating rewards is very paradoxical indeed!
"Any program that requires people to be actively uninsured creates a very paradoxical and painful set of incentives and encourages people to do what you're doing".
There is a possibility of very paradoxical relations, as well as of the discovery of a decision logic that cannot so easily be reduced to the dominating disability discourses.
The V.P.A.'s, the hormones, even yummy, pheromoney male armpits are, in the end, only left-brain facts alluding to the very real, paradoxical, right-brain event that is a woman ceding her power so as to attain it.
