Hegel, came to characterize experience as the many-sided reflection of the individual's multiple encounters with the world, with other individuals, and with himself.
Gender identity is considered an essential element of a many-sided conception of the self that situates individuals within social structures (Eddleston & Powell, 2008; Wood & Eagly, 2010).
As individuals, she writes, "we are many-sided, if not protean, personalities," and we each inhabit many "differentiated spheres with their own identifiable norms and institutions".
After all, any significant change in human consciousness can be dissolved if you break it down into its individual parts, which are bound to seem contradictory or many-sided — you can dissolve anything by dissolving it.
Somebody felt that polar could be treated like lateral, which means "on the side"; hence unilateral, "one-sided," bilateral, "two-sided," and multilateral, "many-sided".
But history is a many-sided phenomenon.
Fellini was a many-sided genius.
She had a many-sided life career.
Or flexible, many-sided, and ironical?
Not even "Rashomon" itself is more ambiguous or many-sided.
For Mr. Schröder, the problem is many-sided.
