As we finally overcome the indignation deficit, we will repudiate both hateful nihilism and stoical passivity.
What's more remarkable in a writer best known for his erotic rhapsodies and thought of as "a priest of love" — as he pronounced himself after meeting Frieda — is that he should repudiate both love and intimacy.
Histoire repudiates both orchestra and opera as previously understood: it is specifically (and inexpensively) designed for performance on a portable stage by three dancers, a narrator, and seven instrumentalists.
In discussing his own film, Lanzmann also criticizes Arendt's book; he repudiates both her critique of the Jewish Councils and her book's key idea, the "banality of evil".
What's more remarkable in a writer best known for his erotic rhapsodies and thought of as "a priest of love"—as he pronounced himself after meeting Frieda is that he should repudiate both love and intimacy.
Although support for President Petro Poroshenko's bloc was matched by that for Arseniy Yatsenyuk's group, which could bring strains and divisions, the possibility now opens up that Ukraine can decisively repudiate both the Communist past and the murky era that followed, and transform itself into a healthy democracy.
The bizarre criminal anti-hero of Cédric Kahn's superb movie - detested by the French police for its alleged glamorisation of a real-life killer - disproves Wolfe's dictum, or rather repudiates both that and its opposite, too: Roberto Succo is neither motiveless nor rational.
Attorney General Eric Holder needs to promptly repudiate both.
Although this teaching was incorporated in Heraclius' imperial edict, the Ecthesis, that same year, it was repudiated by both monophysite and Orthodox parties, and later the Latin church declared it heretical at a Roman council in 649.
If this definition of existentialism is accepted, then the suggestion of a family connection between Jaspers and Heidegger cannot be entirely repudiated, for both contributed to the reorganization of philosophical questioning in the 1920s in a manner which conforms to this definition.
