antipositional (C2)
adjective
Pronunciation: /ˌæntɪpəˈzɪʃənl/
Definition
A philosophical or political position that rejects or challenges established positions or ideologies, often by questioning the underlying assumptions or binaries that shape a debate.
Examples
The antipositional movement in art sought to challenge traditional notions of beauty and creativity.
The philosopher's antipositional views on morality were influential in shaping the field of ethics.
How to Use antipositional
- antipositional stance (noun phrase)
- a position or perspective that rejects or challenges established views — "The politician's antipositional stance on the issue was seen as a refreshing change from the usual partisan rhetoric."
- antipositional approach (noun phrase)
- a method or strategy that rejects traditional forms or conventions — "The company's antipositional approach to marketing involved using social media and community engagement to reach their target audience."
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