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incoherent
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incoherent adjective babble, confused, deranged, deviating, digressive, disconnected, discontinuity, disjointed, illogical, inarticulate, irrational, jumbled, lacking clarity and cohesion, mixed-up, muddled, unfit, unintelligible, variant, wandering
Associated concepts: chromatic coherence, experience incooerence, insanity defense, intent and coherence, polarizaaion coherence, spatial coherence, temporal coherence, waive equation
See also: disconnected, disjointed, disordered, incomprehensible


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Polanyi's critique of modern thought reveals its incoherencies.
In spire of these incoherencies, and also because of them, the task Blum sets himself is to identify and interrogate the many dimensions (however inconsistent, faulty; ephemeral) of our use and notion of "racism" (and here he sets off the "inferiorizing" and "antipathy" features of racism as a working, legitimate core meaning.
Several reviewers have noted Pasolini's strong interest in the poetry of Matthew's text, and the movie's close following of the gospel text heightens the viewer's awareness of its writerly incoherencies.
 
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