otherness

英 [ˈʌðənəs]

美 [ˈʌðərnəs]

n.  相异; 奇特性; 特别

BNC.22597 / COCA.18294

牛津词典

noun

• 相异；奇特性；特别
  the quality of being different or strange
  1. the otherness of an alien culture
     异域文化的不同情调

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT 相异（性）；不同（性）
  Othernessis the quality that someone or something has which is different from yourself or from the things that you have experienced.
  1. I like the otherness of men's minds and bodies.
     我喜欢男人与我在思想和身体上的相异性。

英英释义

noun

• the quality of being not alike
  Synonym:distinctnessseparateness

双语例句

• Especially in his famous Bern Notes about Hegel's philosophy there exists a transformative process from the thinking space of mirror image in otherness to autonomous thinking constitution.
  特别是他著名的关于黑格尔哲学研究的“伯尔尼笔记”，其中存在着一个从他性镜像思想空间向自主性思想构境的转变过程。
• All that is left is strange and stupid otherness in the other person that enhances how right and perhaps even good you are.
  别人身上剩下的一切只有那种古怪愚蠢的’‘异类’；那个会增强你自己是多么正确、甚至自己多么优秀的、别人的那种‘异类’。
• The Otherness in Myself& Methodological Problems of Anthropological Writing
  我者的他者性&人类学写文化的方法问题
• That is to say, as a person whose relation with otherness is what constitutes his identity, and in that mutuality of friendship, the first person singular disappears.
  也就是说，一个人和他人的关系，定义了他的身份，在和朋友的相互关系中，第一人称消失了。
• We have understood this in psychoanalytic terms as the discourse of the otherness of the unconscious.
  从心理分析角度讲，这被称为他者无意识的话语。
• The Subject's Eclipse and the Absence of Otherness& Family Concept in Hawthorne's Fictions
  主体萎缩与他者缺失&霍桑小说中的婚姻制度与家庭结构
• God enfolds, without otherness, all things.
  神不借助任何他者而包容一切。
• In nature, specifically, where the idea has the form both of otherness and of self-externality, quantity also has-precisely for this reason-greater importance than in the world of the spirit, which is a world of free inwardness.
  在自然界里量是理念在它的“异在”和“外在”的形式中，因此比其在精神界或自由的内心界里，量也具有较大的重要性。
• I like the otherness of men's minds and bodies.
  我喜欢男人与我在思想和身体上的相异性。
• Babies cry more to this pain of other babies than they do to their own pain, suggesting that their response is to some extent a response to the "otherness" of the characters.
  婴儿哭得更厉害时，是听到别的婴儿的哭声时，而不是听到自己的哭声时，这表明他们的反应，在某种程度上来说，有一种源于“他人”的特点。