Adorno was right to point to the epistemological aporia of realist aesthetic theory

Aporia of this sort multiply until they affect the Brechtian tone itself, the very fibre of his poetic art

the need described above is intensified by an aporia that occurs whenever someone tries to explain the most blatant contradiction that characterises austerity-and-crisis Greece

a way getting out of this aporia

Wallace's artistic method for dealing with this infinite cycle--this mirror or bind or aporia--involves a complex, contemporary logic

how they manifest in the aporia between self and other

the gift is, inevitably, an aporia, since it necessarily produces an exceptation of return or reimbursement

Structuralism and phenomenology are locked in a reciprocal aporia from which neither can emerge with its principles intact, but on which both depend for their moments of maximum insight.

the point at which thought encounters an aporia--or self-engendered paradox--beyond which it cannot press

he had found at the centre of his intellectual web what critical theorists virtuosically discovered in other thinkers’ theories, namely an aporia (a word taken from the Greek for ‘no passage’, and often signifying perplexity).

Ending racism, a vast set of institutionalized practices, is hard enough, but “destroy whiteness” hits my ears as though it were a koan or aporia—a thing you say because you want, for some spiritual or other purpose, to make thinking itself grind its gears

Any individual who is the citizen of a member-state is a European citizen. The problem is that this definition creates an aporia at the ‘aggregate’ level, which leads to the pejoration of the condition of foreigners within the Union

deconstruction shows this by fastening on the 'symptomatic' points, the aporia or impasses of meaning

The aporia of responsible work benefits the irresponsible.

here is the aporia

Gramsci was a great Communist leader, but an uncertain Marxist. To demonstrate the aporia of his ideas of hegemony, Althusser drew an equation

these concerns produce, as noted above, an uneasy aporia: on the one hand the liberatory promise of a revolution spanning the worlds of political subjects and objects; on the other, a bleak refraction of Benjamin’s thesis on the philosophy of history

Uncertainties, aporia, scepticisms and the shifting incompleteness to which they lead - the negative space of thought -should constitute collective politics alongside affirmations and suggestions.

It is at this deconstructive point, this aporia of reading, that the critic finds himself addressing an audience which is and is not his equal

However, this project remained in abeyance, partly on account of its intrinsic aporias and partly because this was not the main problem to be confronted

But this thoroughgoing change of perspective merely brings out all the more clearly the difficulties, if not indeed the aporias, this project of rationality encounters.

all the aporiae of the subjectivist metaphysics that feed contemporary individualistic thinking

A line from a recent interview in the White Review might explain this strange aporia

Democrats like Bill Clinton helped Republicans in their dismantling and avoided being described as liberal at all costs. From this aporia the word progressive reemerged as an antithesis to conservative, but was otherwise a floating signifier