Portuguese
alteridade Catalan
alteritat The quality of being not alike; being distinct or different from that otherwise experienced or known.
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They must have begotten Marco in hatred, terrible disintegrated opposition and otherness.
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Through his shock, the overwhelming sense of otherness, Garrett forced out, How?
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But this feeling of otherness doesn't only exist with relation to whiteness.
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Despite his terrifying otherness, Yahweh can speak and Isaiah can answer.
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For the essence of plurality is otherness; apart from otherness plurality is unintelligible.
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Existential experience infers human awareness of the self and of otherness.
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Alterity is fundamental to SF: it is a poetics of otherness and diversity.
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She tasted one of the windows, and the flavor of otherness repulsed her.
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I'm Sookie Stackhouse. He'd caught the whiff of otherness about me.
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But I think there is a kind of otherness that I don't quite understand.
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This evidence of Lewis's separateness, his otherness, put all of Peter's plans in doubt.
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I think having a sense of otherness is a gift.
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At the root of the piece is fear - fear of difference, of otherness.
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The strange otherness receded from his awareness, but not entirely.
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Critics exhausted the thesaurus in their efforts to communicate the digital otherness of Avatar.
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Slow reading is a gradual encounter with the obdurate otherness of another person's mind.
