negations

• “A related view also occurs much later; Ashworth reports that Menghus Blanchellus Faventinus held that term negations such as ˜nonman™ are true of non-beings, and he concluded from this that ˜A nonman is a chimera™ is true (apparently assuming that ˜chimera™ is also true of nonbeings). [”

  The Traditional Square of Opposition

• “This concerns many people's claims against Christianity, which are in fact negations of heresies.”

  The Huffington Post: Bishop Pierre Whalon: Why I Am Not An Atheist

• “The building of homesteads on Palestinian land in hopes of keep this land during the negations process is wrong.”

  Gibbs condemns Israel construction in East Jerusalem

• “Last week, contract negations for Meloni to return to Law & Order: SVU fell through.”

  Law & Order: SVU's Mariska Hargitay: I'll Miss Chris Meloni Terribly

• “There are no signs of progress whatsoever," said Georgian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergi Kapanadze, who leads the team of Georgian negations.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Russia, Georgia to Restart WTO Talks

• “In spite of the treacherously slow pace of these negations, and the ever-present danger that the whole process might collapse, there are more attractive snapshots to convey from this littoral city than just its beautiful beaches.”

  The Huffington Post: Jonathan Wootliff: Good News From Durban

• “Never mind that," I interposed, to save myself from being swept out of the office by his flood of negations.”

  THE DESCENT

• “The second bit is that the negations are not parallel.”

  Yanni illustrates an important point about grammar « Motivated Grammar

• “For this philosophical tradition derived from Hegel, the only way, in any sense, to be "positive" about the world is through such double negations.”

  Notes on 'Phonemanography: Romantic to Victorian'

• “Schelling says, the unconditioned can reveal itself only through negations.”

  'The Abyss of the Past': Psychoanalysis in Schelling's Ages of the World (1815)

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