Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Same as
decentrated .
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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
decenter .
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Examples
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The state's online infrastructure was simply ill-equipped to undermine this kind of decentered audience-generated citizen news production that anchored what is now known as the "Twitter Revolution."
Adel Iskandar: New Media and Iran's Revolutionary Impulse Adel Iskandar 2011
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The state's online infrastructure was simply ill-equipped to undermine this kind of decentered audience-generated citizen news production that anchored what is now known as the "Twitter Revolution."
Adel Iskandar: New Media and Iran's Revolutionary Impulse Adel Iskandar 2011
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The state's online infrastructure was simply ill-equipped to undermine this kind of decentered audience-generated citizen news production that anchored what is now known as the "Twitter Revolution."
Adel Iskandar: New Media and Iran's Revolutionary Impulse Adel Iskandar 2011
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The state's online infrastructure was simply ill-equipped to undermine this kind of decentered audience-generated citizen news production that anchored what is now known as the "Twitter Revolution."
Adel Iskandar: New Media and Iran's Revolutionary Impulse Adel Iskandar 2011
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'decentered' setup, and such reallocations are best suited for more mature companies.
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In comments published on the Holberg Prize website, she described her work as "decentered" and "pluralistic" history, "where what happens in a woman's workshop or a villager's hut or at
The Seattle Times 2010
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In these situations I suspect I have neither avoided a fallacy, nor decentered subjectivity.
Culture and Discontinuity (in the 1840s and in Foucault) 2008
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You astutely problematize decentered-ness but you overlook that your ideology is always already overdetermined.
Shlomo-Bobo-Flabbo-ism (plus Addendum) EAGEAGEAG 2010
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It was the society that raised him that left him decentered and awash in the middle of an America he couldn't deal with; it wasn't money or politics or even beliefs that drove him to do what he did, but merely the feeling of being a "little man" in a world where, even as a "big man" he couldn't get any recognition.
Nicolas Niarchos: Lennon's Last Days Remembered Nicolas Niarchos 2010
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The decentered immortality that Nietzsche attributes to the man of "superior culture" — who preserves in his own body fragments of a vanished past — closely resembles the immortality that Walter Pater, for instance, famously attributed to La Gioconda:
Culture and Discontinuity (in the 1840s and in Foucault) 2008
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