antipode

• “Antipov is the 'antipode' for Pasternak, he is the lost child who makes a violent myth of himself, bringing pain and destruction, ending in baffled suicide.”

  Pasternak in Private

• “We take a bialgebra, and we add an "antipode", which behaves sort of like an inverse operation.”

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• “It's called an antipode.”

  The Huffington Post: Rabbi Shais Taub: Celebrating 70 Years Since The Rebbe Arrived In America

• “If the Land of Israel is the epicenter of Jewishness, then what is the antipode of Jewishness?”

  The Huffington Post: Rabbi Shais Taub: Celebrating 70 Years Since The Rebbe Arrived In America

• “Imagine a globe that is tilted so that instead of the North and South Poles being at the top and the bottom, Jerusalem is on the "top" and its antipode on the "bottom.”

  The Huffington Post: Rabbi Shais Taub: Celebrating 70 Years Since The Rebbe Arrived In America

• “Bonnier was equally well-known for his famously roving eye, which may have been alluded to here by the artist in his patron's confident, all-knowing gaze; Nattier's portrait of his wife as the chaste goddess Diana offers a witty antipode.”

  The Wall Street Journal: With All the Time in the World

• “What drug, what surgical operation, what wisdom from what physician, what felicitous phrase from the Santo antipode Vin Scully could have been better treatment for a sick old baseball guy?”

  Simon & Schuster: Into the Story

• “* In many ways, Memphis was the antipode of Boston.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Emperor of All Maladies

• “He had to leave the island to find himself as a black man, eventually rooting in Chicago, the antipode of remote and exotic Honolulu, deep in the fold of the mainland, and there set out on the path that led toward politics and national power.”

  Simon & Schuster: Into the Story

• “This is one of the few places on land in which the antipode is not located on an ocean.”

  Antipodes and the Earth Sandwich

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