On the basis of this and other behavioral findings [66], Kaup and colleagues [66], [59] have proposed a two-step model of negation processing in which comprehenders first create a representation of 'what' is negated and than shift their attention towards the actual state of affairs (the state implied by the negation) at a later point in the comprehension process.
In any logic for negation as process-exclusion, the process-exclusion will be non-directional if the logic in question is commutative.
This failure to process negation is a challenge for any belief-based account of implicit attitudes (Levy forthcoming; Madva ms c).
Because his views regarding the two truths and negation inform a process whereby the Mādhyamika begins with logic and analysis, but ends in a state of nonconceptuality, Gorampa contends that there can be no differences between Mādhyamikas with respect to their final view.
They appeal not only by their seeming correction of conventional wisdom but also by their hypnotic power, their negation of rational processes.
From the philosopher Theodor Adorno, he acquired the skills of "negative dialectic," a rejection of the classical idea that the process of negation should lead to positive conclusions.
In France, ethnic minorities are not even recognized — there's a process of negation of identity that leads to the absurd category of 'gens du voyage.' To Valls, I would say that nobody should try to integrate himself into a society that is entirely sick.
Psycholinguistic studies have shown that negation is easier to process when the denied proposition, if not already in the discourse model, is at least a plausible addition to it (e.g., "The whale is not a fish/ bird"; cf. Wason 1965; Horn 1989: Chapter 3).
In naming the Toyota equivalent to the FR-S, the GT86, his car of the year in 2012, Top Gear's Jeremy Clarkson used a process of negation: this was not a supercar, nor was it a grand tourer or a hot hatch.
This appropriate approach is a process of negation.
