How To Use Multivalence In A Sentence
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How likely is it that a twenty-first-century music giving priority to ‘new classical’ virtues will sit happily with forms of writing which retain ‘modernist’ perspectives on multivalence?
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The extraordinary symbolic multivalence of food and eating extends much further, so that food has probably always been charged with questions of moral significance.
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There exists no single work that traces ambiguity or multivalence through the whole of Western culture; there - fore the suggested readings are arranged historically.
Dictionary of the History of Ideas
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At the same time, there is also a semantic value of images, or a value of ambiguities and multivalence in iconographic interpretations.
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‘Gallons’ connotes fluid, meaning that garbage comes in both solid and liquid form, another example of the term's multivalence.
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The multivalence and ambiguity that characterize these images is in keeping with the nature of the entertainment, and enabled Marsh to engage contemporary concerns about class and authenticity, gender and employment, and consumer culture and personal fulfillment, while satirizing the performers, their fans, and the culture at large.
Dissertation on Burlesque
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No single ‘explanation’, no minimalist aetiology, can catch the richness and multivalence of the event.
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Dissidence is a symptom of multivalence, a symbol of ideas jockeying for a space in the discourses which conveniently hide a fascist political agenda.
Kafila
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The complexity and multivalence of the receiving tradition prevent the information from being somehow, simply, walled off or cabined.
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The reason that an author ought to do this is that not doing so displays a lack of the multivalence that characterizes novels and a lack of sensitivity to difference in the human condition as evidenced in language.
Style in Fiction
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Our purposes is disccussing if multivalence and multi-epitope gene recombination antigens can raise specificity and sensitivity simultaneously.
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Therefore the delight of the critic in the multivalence of Hamlet's madness, or speculation on the motives for the delay in revenge are false problems; Hamlet is under palace arrest, and only by his assumed antic disposition (plan known to Horatio) does he have li - cense to prowl and to spy.
Dictionary of the History of Ideas
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While this too obviously underscores the presumed multivalence of the play itself, it serves as an elusive touchstone for the characters’ changing view of themselves.
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As for "multivalence": How multivalent is Hemingway's fiction?
Style in Fiction
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But the multivalence of the word “nature” comes out very clearly when we think of some of those ideas to which it is antithetical: the supernatural, art, custom, the post-primitive as contrasted with the primitive.
NATURE
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As for "multivalence": How multivalent is Hemingway's fiction?
Style in Fiction
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And from the complexity and multivalence of their experiences they will continue to provide others with that special kind of entertainment that we call the arts.
Dictionary of the History of Ideas
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Therefore the delight of the critic in the multivalence of Hamlet's madness, or speculation on the motives for the delay in revenge are false problems; Hamlet is under palace arrest, and only by his assumed antic disposition (plan known to Horatio) does he have li - cense to prowl and to spy.
Dictionary of the History of Ideas
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Neither of them bother with the distinction between "author voice" and "character voice," neither of them bow to the commands of critics urging "multivalence.
Style in Fiction
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The problem of modernity is important to ambiguity as aesthetic principle, for its traces at the same time the decline of multivalence and opens up the question of what the word “Art” means.
Dictionary of the History of Ideas
