It makes its antithesis, a site called Who's a Rat, look like Facebook but for undercover cops (which it is).
It makes its antithesis site, Who's A Rat, look like Facebook for undercover cops (which it is).
It makes its antithesis site, Who's A Rat, look like Facebook but for undercover cops (which it is).
He was not interested in the so-called "humanity" defined for us here, a humanity that only exists where it finds its antithesis in the exploits and abuses of others.
Of course ice is nothing like heroin – it's almost its antithesis.
If philosophical thought is to avoid remaining "a prisoner of the ego," Feuerbach insists, it "must begin with its antithesis, with its alter ego" (AP, 146/138).
If they are fortunate enough to exist in a world where funds can be raised, like the amazing PandoDaily or its antithesis, BuzzFeed, then it can afford to experiment with different formulas while not coincidentally holding their heads high for shunning banner advertising, the new media bad translation of old media advertising placement.
Madame Bovary, for instance, carries romance in its narrative in order to kill it off, and turn into its antithesis.
Nor was it capitalism, but civil society, very nearly its antithesis, that had risen up and brought down the Wall.
It was this experience of politics that produced its antithesis: anti-politics.
Three decades later, trickle-down economics has met its antithesis.
