sublation
- noun
- /səˈbleɪʃən/
- Formal
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sublimación
- For Hegel, sublation is crucial in resolving contradictions through synthesis and preservation.
- sublation of art
That is, however you want to translate sublation, transcendence takes place.
- That is, however you want to translate sublation, transcendence takes place.
- That is what sublation or AUF Hebeng is.
- We've gone through all of these sublations, all of these AUP haibong, right?
Examples
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But as well, the analogy itself needs a good overhauling, a sublation into a more inclusive perspective, if it is going to be rehabilitated.
Academic text (2006) -
Additionally, for structural linguistics, neutralization explains the action of sublation or the transcendence of difference.
Academic text (2005) -
That is, however you want to translate sublation, transcendence takes place.
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We've gone through all of these sublations, all of these AUP haibong, right?
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For the phallo-logocentric aufhebung, sublation is there, and it is militant, the reproducer of old schemes, anchored in the dogma of castration.
Academic text (1994) -
In philosophy, sublation involves integrating conflicting ideas to create a deeper understanding.
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The artist's work reflects sublation by combining traditional and modern elements into a cohesive style.
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Etymology
Sublation comes from the Latin sublatio, from sub- and lat- meaning 'to carry' or 'to lift', giving a double image of 'taking away' and 'raising up'. That double idea explains the philosophical use: sublation can mean removing an old view while keeping and 'raising' its useful parts into a new, unified idea.