zettai

Here and elsewhere Nishida plays on the word for absolute in Japanese, zettai, which literally means breaking through or overcoming opposition.

Nishida Kitarô Maraldo, John 2005

Black One Color Knee High Socks J-List loves the over-knee socks which, when combined with short mini-skirts, create the "sweet three centimeter" space known as zettai ryoiki or "the absolute zone."

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Black One Color Knee High Socks J-List loves the over-knee socks which, when combined with short mini-skirts, create the "sweet three centimeter" space known as zettai ryoiki or "the absolute zone."

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[Sakka wa zettai ni hanseijiteki tariuru ka], OKZ, vol. 3, series I, p. 383. 11.

Kenzaburo Oe: Laughing Prophet and Soulful Healer 2007

The “place of Absolute Nothingess” (zettai-mu no basho) first became the central concept of Nishida's thought in the mid-1920s, though he continued to develop and rethink the idea up until his last completed essay in 1945, “The Logic of Place and the Religious World-View.”

The Kyoto School Davis, Bret W. 2006

Ok, undeniably Fumino looks cute in anything she wears, but what about us zettai ryouiki

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Personally though, their zettai ryouiki isn't anything special anyways.

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Personally though, their zettai ryouiki isn't anything special anyways.

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Ok, undeniably Fumino looks cute in anything she wears, but what about us zettai ryouiki

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Roy Mus­tang: State Otaku known as 'Higashi no Ban­chou', this lead­ing con­noiseur of zettai ryouiki is often seen pur­chas­ing large quan­ti­ties of fig­urines from street ped­dlers and trans­mut­ing female out­fits to involve miniskirts.

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