indecidability

English

Etymology

From in- +‎ decidability.

Noun

indecidability (countable and uncountable, plural indecidabilities)

  1. undecidability
    • 2013, Hugh J. Silverman, Textualities‎[1], page 80:
      The text's indecidability is elaborated in terms of and as an operative feature of its textuality.
    • 2002, Zeynep Direk, Leonard Lawlor, Jacques Derrida: Critical Assessments of Leading Philosophers‎[2], page 56:
      …that of decidability as well as indecidability.
    • 2015, David L. Goicoechea, Agape and Hesed-Ahava: With Levinas-Derrida and Matthew at Mt. Angel and St. Thomas (a Doxology of Reconciliation)‎[3], page 165:
      Indecidability could take ethics into nihilism and relativism…
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