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Second, again staying too close to his own experiences, Turner attributed a rather univocally positive connotation to liminal situations, as ways of renewal.
Duns Scotus's theory that the term " being " is used univocally of God and creatures is often presented as the precursor of modernity.
A movement towards the agapeic cannot be done dialectically or univocally because both narrow and define, nor equivocally since transcending requires movement in the between, not mere equivocity.
Simultaneously, Deleuze claims that power, reason, and so forth are univocally applied, regardless of whether one is talking about God, a person, or a flea.
The ministerials, as they were called, were now univocally against, because they had seen the formation of the peasants'friends as a threat to what they deemed to be the ideal, the totally independent representative.