a contradiction between two beliefs or conclusions that are in themselves reasonable; a paradox
television begins, the more sophisticated it gets, to produce and live by an antinomy, a phenomenon whose strength lies in its contradiction
editorialising, in an interview of DFW; defined by example
We are limited by mortality, illness and impediments set by the physical world. Technology is one response to this antinomical situation.
Cesaire moved away from the antinomic quality of this analysis, even if only partially
An antinomy is a problem of language similar to a paradox
on their use in Broom
We are thus caught in a Kantian antinomy (though it would be too obscene to call this ‘the antinomy of Holocaust reason’): while any positive reference to the Holocaust amounts to its instrumentalisation, the reduction of any reference to the Holocaust to such an instrumentalisation (i.e. the imposition of total silence about the Holocaust in political discourse) is no less unacceptable.
‘the antinomy of Holocaust reason’ this guy
incidentally, that subclause is a great example of parallipsis
A false antinomy (between ‘calculation’ and ‘affects’) par excellence
footnote 21 (re: calm calculation vs affects)