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- adjective Not of or pertaining to the
ground (surface of land). - adjective Not having been
ground .
Etymologies
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Examples
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I would contend that we will find it, amongst other places, in the numerous occasions where Laclau has recourse to the notion of the ontological difference — in the radical Heideggerian understanding of difference-as-difference, a notion which simultaneouly points at the a-byss of the nonground and thus has to be situated within the wider horizon of current post-foundational thinking.
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I would contend that we will find it, amongst other places, in the numerous occasions where Laclau has recourse to the notion of the ontological difference — in the radical Heideggerian understanding of difference-as-difference, a notion which simultaneouly points at the a-byss of the nonground and thus has to be situated within the wider horizon of current post-foundational thinking.
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And then all of it began to melt away, the nonground beneath Kirk’s feet.
THE RIFT PETER DAVID 1991
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