Sentence examples for radical ambiguity from inspiring English sources
Stewart Home's email in full: Hi Jane Given that I'm quite used to people making bizarre allegations about me and that in any case I advocate radical ambiguity, I don't really see that there is any point to denying or confirming that I'm Belle de Jour.
"Given that I'm quite used to people making bizarre allegations about me and that in any case I advocate radical ambiguity, I don't really see that there is any point to denying or confirming that I'm Belle de Jour," Home began his reply.
It asserts a radical impermanence, radical anti-substantialism, and radical ambiguity of identity for all finite and conditional entities.
Neither does justice to the "radical ambiguities" of old age, Segal says.
Diaghilev was a businessman and a cosmopolitan who floated on ambiguity, a radical who thought only beauty could save the world.
Such situations include, among others, application of emerging technologies (high ambiguity) and radical innovations (indeterminate uncertainty).
We know that to radical recruiters, the cultural ambiguity of these disowned is their major asset: malleable to ideological manipulation whilst retaining the facility to operate underground in their adopted countries (in many cases their country of birth) to set setting up scenes of considerable havoc.
Presumably free of male anxieties, fiction by women — Deborah Eisenberg, Jennifer Egan, Susan Choi, Barbara Kingsolver, Ann Patchett, Dana Spiotta — has seemed much more sensitive to the variety, ambiguities and contradictions of radical thought and action.
In its language and ambiguity, Beckett's "Waiting for Godot" represents radical theater, but a good performance of this profound play should have the audience laughing, and comic actors have been its best interpreters.
What's genuinely radical about good art is that it detonates a kind of ambiguity-bomb at the heart of the polis.
This dual nature of the human condition contests the radical independence of the rational subject of Kantian autonomy or homo economicus by placing ambiguity at the heart of human experience.
