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C1 noun 6分で読める

paradoks

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解説 paradoks in your Level:

At level A1, you don't need to use the word 'paradoks' often. However, it is good to know that Danish has words that look like English words. 'Paradoks' looks like 'paradox'. In Danish, we say 'et paradoks'. You might see it in a simple story about something strange. For example: 'Det er et paradoks'. This means 'It is a paradox'. You can use it when something is very weird and has two parts that don't fit together. Just remember to use 'et' and not 'en'. Even at this level, knowing a few 'big' words can make your Danish sound more interesting. Don't worry about the deep philosophy yet; just think of it as a word for a 'weird puzzle'.

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At level A2, you can start to use 'paradoks' to describe simple situations. Maybe you are talking about the weather: 'Det er et paradoks, at det sner, når solen skinner'. (It is a paradox that it snows when the sun is shining). You are learning how to connect ideas using 'at' (that). 'Paradoks' is a great word to use when you want to show that something is surprising. You should also learn the adjective 'paradoksal'. You can say: 'Det er en paradoksal situation'. This helps you describe things more accurately. Remember the plural form 'paradokser' if you are talking about more than one strange thing. Focus on using it in basic 'Det er et...' sentences.

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At level B1, you are becoming more independent in your Danish. You can use 'paradoks' to discuss social issues or your own life. You might say: 'Det er et paradoks, at vi arbejder mere for at få mere fritid'. This shows you can handle more abstract concepts. You should also be aware of the adverb 'paradoksalt nok' (paradoxically enough). This is a very common way to start a sentence in Danish. For example: 'Paradoksalt nok var han glad, selvom han tabte'. You are now moving beyond just naming a paradox to describing how something happens in a paradoxical way. This level is about nuance and starting to express opinions on more complex topics.

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At level B2, you should use 'paradoks' with confidence in both speaking and writing. You can use it in debates or essays. You might talk about 'velfærdsparadokset' or other compound words. You are expected to understand that a paradox is not just a 'strange thing' but a logical structure. You can use collocations like 'at løse et paradoks' (to solve a paradox) or 'at pege på et paradoks' (to point out a paradox). Your sentences should be more complex: 'Selvom regeringen forsøger at mindske bureaukratiet, skaber de paradoksalt nok flere regler'. Here, you are using the word to show a sophisticated understanding of cause and effect in society.

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At level C1, 'paradoks' is a tool for deep analysis. You use it to explore philosophical, literary, or scientific themes. You understand the historical weight of the word in Danish culture, particularly in relation to Søren Kierkegaard. You can discuss 'det absolutte paradoks' and how it relates to existentialism. In professional contexts, you use the word to identify structural contradictions in business models or legal frameworks. You use a wide range of related terms like 'modsigelse', 'antagonisme', and 'dilemma' to provide precise descriptions. Your usage is natural, and you can use the word to add a layer of intellectual sophistication to your arguments, whether in a university thesis or a high-level business negotiation.

At level C2, you have a complete mastery of 'paradoks'. You can use it with stylistic flair, perhaps using it ironically or to construct complex rhetorical devices. You are familiar with its use in all registers, from the most abstract academic discourse to its subtle use in high-end literature. You can dissect the nuances between a 'tilsyneladende paradoks' (apparent paradox) and a 'fundamentalt paradoks' (fundamental paradox). You might even use it to critique the Danish language itself. Your understanding of the word is not just linguistic but cultural and historical. You can engage in spontaneous, deep debates about the nature of paradoxes in modern life, using the word as a cornerstone for complex intellectual exploration without any hesitation.

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A 'paradoks' is a self-contradictory statement that might hold a hidden truth.
It is a neuter noun in Danish, used with the article 'et'.
Commonly used in philosophy, science, and social commentary to highlight ironies.
The adverbial form 'paradoksalt nok' is a frequent sentence starter for surprising facts.

The Danish word paradoks refers to a statement, situation, or proposition that seems self-contradictory or absurd but in reality expresses a possible truth. In Danish intellectual history, particularly within the works of Søren Kierkegaard, the concept of a 'paradoks' is central to understanding faith and existence. It is not merely a logical error; it is a deep, often unresolvable tension between two opposing truths. In everyday Danish, you might use it to describe a social situation that doesn't make sense on the surface, such as a wealthy person who lives like a pauper, or a law that produces the opposite effect of what was intended.

Grammatical Gender: Paradoks is a neuter noun (intetkøn), meaning it takes the article 'et'. Example: 'Det er et mærkeligt paradoks'.
Philosophical Context: In Danish philosophy, 'det absolutte paradoks' (the absolute paradox) refers to the Christian incarnation, a concept popularized by Kierkegaard to describe the intersection of the eternal and the temporal.
Modern Usage: Today, Danes use it frequently in political commentary to highlight systemic failures or ironies in public policy, such as the 'velfærdsparadoks' where more funding doesn't always lead to better services.

Livet er fuldt af små og store paradokser, som vi må lære at leve med.

Life is full of small and large paradoxes that we must learn to live with.

Det er et paradoks, at vi har mindre tid, jo flere tidsbesparende maskiner vi opfinder.

Forfatteren udforsker det menneskelige paradoks gennem sine karakterer.

Videnskaben støder ofte på paradokser på kvanteniveau.

Dette paradoks kan ikke løses med logik alene.

In summary, 'paradoks' is a high-level word used to describe deep contradictions. It is essential for academic writing, philosophical discussion, and nuanced social observations in Danish. Understanding it requires recognizing that it is not just a 'mistake' but a structural contradiction that yields insight.

Using 'paradoks' correctly in Danish requires attention to its grammatical role as a noun and its typical collocations. As a neuter noun, it follows the pattern: et paradoks (a paradox), paradokset (the paradox), paradokser (paradoxes), paradokserne (the paradoxes). When you want to describe something as paradoxical, you use the adjective paradoksal or the adverb paradoksalt.

Subject Position: 'Paradokset er, at vi søger frihed, men skaber regler.' Here, the paradox functions as the subject, defining the core of the problem.
Object Position: 'Forskerne forsøger at forklare dette paradoks.' In this case, the paradox is the target of the action (explaining).
Prepositional Phrases: Commonly used with 'i': 'Der ligger et paradoks i hans argument.' (There lies a paradox in his argument).

Det er et tilsyneladende paradoks, at folk i rige lande ofte føler sig mindre lykkelige.

Vi må konfrontere det paradoks, som vores politik har skabt.

Hele hans eksistens føltes som ét stort paradoks.

When constructing complex sentences, 'paradoks' often acts as a pivot point for a contrast. For example: 'Selvom han elsker stilhed, bor han midt i København; det er et paradoks, han har vænnet sig til.' This structure allows you to link two contradictory clauses effectively.

You will encounter 'paradoks' in several specific spheres of Danish life. Primarily, it is a staple of Danish media and journalism, especially in the 'Debat' (opinion) sections of newspapers like Politiken or Weekendavisen. Journalists use it to point out hypocrisy in political promises or contradictions in economic data.

In Education: In Danish high schools (gymnasiet), students learn about 'Zenos paradokser' in math or 'Kierkegaards paradoks' in philosophy.
In Science: Physicists and biologists use it when discussing phenomena like 'Fermi-paradokset' (where are all the aliens?) or biological anomalies.
In Literature: Danish literature is rich with paradoxes, from Hans Christian Andersen's bittersweet fairy tales to modern Nordic Noir.

I aftenens nyheder diskuterede de det økonomiske paradoks ved stigende inflation og lav arbejdsløshed.

Professoren startede forelæsningen med at præsentere et logisk paradoks.

Furthermore, in the Danish business world, 'innovationsparadokset' is a common term referring to the difficulty large companies have in innovating despite having the most resources. If you are working in a Danish office, you might hear this word during strategic planning or post-mortem meetings when things didn't go as planned.

Learning 'paradoks' involves avoiding several common pitfalls, both grammatical and conceptual. Many English speakers forget the neuter gender or misuse the plural form.

Mistake 1: Wrong Article: Saying 'en paradoks' instead of 'et paradoks'. Remember: 'Paradoks' is neuter.
Mistake 2: Confusing with 'Modsigelse': A 'modsigelse' (contradiction) is often just a mistake or a lie. A 'paradoks' implies a deeper, perhaps unsolvable truth within the contradiction.
Mistake 3: Pluralization: The plural is 'paradokser'. Some learners try to use 'paradokse' or 'paradoksen', which are incorrect.

Fejl: Det er en paradoks. Korrekt: Det er et paradoks.

Fejl: Der er mange paradokse. Korrekt: Der er mange paradokser.

Another mistake is using 'paradoks' when 'ironi' would be more appropriate. Irony involves a discrepancy between expectation and reality, often with a humorous or cynical edge. A paradox is more focused on the logical or existential impossibility of a situation.

To enrich your Danish vocabulary, it is helpful to know words that are related to 'paradoks' but carry different shades of meaning. Here are some comparisons:

Paradoks vs. Modsigelse: A 'modsigelse' (contradiction) is when two things cannot both be true. A 'paradoks' is when they shouldn't both be true, yet they are.
Paradoks vs. Dilemma: A 'dilemma' is a choice between two equally undesirable options. A 'paradoks' is a state of being or a logical puzzle.
Paradoks vs. Absurditet: An 'absurditet' is something that is simply ridiculous or nonsensical. A 'paradoks' usually has a deeper intellectual foundation.

Det er en direkte modsigelse af, hvad han sagde i går.

Vi står over for et etisk dilemma.

In academic writing, you might also use 'antinomi' (antinomy) to describe a contradiction between two laws or principles that are both seemingly valid. However, 'paradoks' remains the most versatile and widely understood term for these concepts in Danish.

How Formal Is It?

豆知識

The word has been used in Danish since at least the 1700s, gaining significant philosophical weight during the Danish Golden Age.

発音ガイド

UK /paʁaˈdɔɡs/

US /pærəˈdɑːks/

The stress is on the second syllable: pa-RA-doks.

韻が合う語

ortodoks boks koks voks laks straks faks saks

よくある間違い

Stressing the first syllable like in English.
Pronouncing the 'd' too hard (it should be soft/voiced).
Making the 'o' too long.
Forgetting the 'r' is a Danish uvular 'r'.
Pronouncing it like 'paradox' with an English 'x' sound (it's 'ks').

難易度

読解 4/5

Easy to recognize because of the English cognate.

ライティング 7/5

Requires correct gender and plural endings.

スピーキング 6/5

Pronunciation of 'r' and 'd' can be tricky.

リスニング 5/5

Clear word, but easily missed in fast speech.

次に学ぶべきこと

前提知識

modsætning sandhed mærkelig logik at tro

次に学ぶ

absurditet modsigelse eksistentialisme ironi dilemma

上級

antagonisme dikotomi dialektik ambivalens inkonsistens

知っておくべき文法

Neuter Nouns

Et paradoks, paradokset.

Adverb formation with -t

Paradoksal -> Paradoksalt.

Plural with -er

Paradoks -> Paradokser.

Conjunctions with 'at'

Det er et paradoks, at...

Genitive with -s

Paradoksets kerne.

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レベル別の例文

Det er et paradoks.

It is a paradox.

Simple subject-verb-complement structure.

Se dette paradoks.

See this paradox.

Imperative form of 'se'.

Et lille paradoks.

A small paradox.

Adjective 'lille' matches the neuter noun.

Hvad er et paradoks?

What is a paradox?

Question word 'hvad'.

Det er ikke et paradoks.

It is not a paradox.

Negation with 'ikke'.

Her er et paradoks.

Here is a paradox.

Adverb 'her' for location.

Mit paradoks.

My paradox.

Possessive pronoun 'mit' for neuter.

Et nyt paradoks.

A new paradox.

Adjective 'nyt' for neuter.

Det er et paradoks, at han er her.

It is a paradox that he is here.

Using 'at' as a conjunction.

Jeg forstår ikke dette paradoks.

I do not understand this paradox.

Direct object with demonstrative pronoun.

Er det et kendt paradoks?

Is it a known paradox?

Adjective 'kendt' (known).

Vi læser om et paradoks.

We are reading about a paradox.

Preposition 'om' (about).

Paradokset er meget sjovt.

The paradox is very funny.

Definite form 'paradokset'.

Han fortalte et paradoks.

He told a paradox.

Past tense 'fortalte'.

Der er to paradokser i bogen.

There are two paradoxes in the book.

Plural form 'paradokser'.

Det er et paradoks for mig.

It is a paradox for me.

Prepositional phrase 'for mig'.

Paradoksalt nok regner det altid, når jeg har ferie.

Paradoxically enough, it always rains when I have a holiday.

Using 'paradoksalt nok' as a sentence starter.

Det er et paradoks, at vi sparer penge ved at bruge dem.

It is a paradox that we save money by spending it.

Infinitive phrase 'ved at bruge'.

Hun elsker paradokser i litteraturen.

She loves paradoxes in literature.

Plural indefinite 'paradokser'.

Dette paradoks kan forklares nemt.

This paradox can be explained easily.

Passive voice 'kan forklares'.

Vi må acceptere livets paradokser.

We must accept the paradoxes of life.

Genitive 'livets' (life's).

Det lyder som et paradoks.

It sounds like a paradox.

Verb 'lyder' (sounds).

Hvorfor er det et paradoks?

Why is it a paradox?

Interrogative 'hvorfor'.

De diskuterede et politisk paradoks.

They discussed a political paradox.

Adjective 'politisk'.

Filmen udforsker det centrale paradoks i menneskets natur.

The film explores the central paradox in human nature.

Definite neuter adjective 'centrale'.

Der er et indbygget paradoks i denne lovgivning.

There is a built-in paradox in this legislation.

Adjective 'indbygget' (built-in).

Han lever i et paradoks af rigdom og ensomhed.

He lives in a paradox of wealth and loneliness.

Preposition 'af' indicating composition.

Det er et paradoks, som videnskaben endnu ikke har løst.

It is a paradox that science has not yet solved.

Relative clause with 'som'.

Paradoksalt nok fører mere kontrol ofte til mindre sikkerhed.

Paradoxically enough, more control often leads to less security.

Adverbial use of 'paradoksalt'.

Forfatteren leger med læserens forventninger gennem paradokser.

The author plays with the reader's expectations through paradoxes.

Preposition 'gennem' (through).

Vi står over for et økonomisk paradoks.

We are facing an economic paradox.

Fixed expression 'stå over for'.

Hvordan kan man løse dette paradoks?

How can one solve this paradox?

Modal verb 'kan' with infinitive.

Kierkegaard beskriver det absolutte paradoks som troens kerne.

Kierkegaard describes the absolute paradox as the core of faith.

Specific philosophical terminology.

Dette paradoks udfordrer vores grundlæggende antagelser om virkeligheden.

This paradox challenges our fundamental assumptions about reality.

Complex noun phrase 'grundlæggende antagelser'.

Artiklen belyser paradokset ved den moderne overflod.

The article sheds light on the paradox of modern abundance.

Verb 'belyser' (sheds light on/illuminates).

Det er en paradoksal sandhed, som mange ignorerer.

It is a paradoxical truth that many ignore.

Adjective 'paradoksal' modifying 'sandhed'.

Paradokserne i hans filosofi er genstand for megen debat.

The paradoxes in his philosophy are the subject of much debate.

Plural definite 'paradokserne'.

Vi må navigere i dette paradoks med stor forsigtighed.

We must navigate this paradox with great caution.

Metaphorical use of 'navigere'.

Det er et paradoks, der bunder i historiske omstændigheder.

It is a paradox that is rooted in historical circumstances.

Verb 'bunde i' (to be rooted in).

Dette paradoks afspejler samfundets indre splittelser.

This paradox reflects the internal divisions of society.

Verb 'afspejle' (reflect).

At hævde sin ytringsfrihed ved at tie er et subtilt paradoks.

Asserting one's freedom of speech by remaining silent is a subtle paradox.

Infinitive phrase as subject.

Paradokset intensiveres, når man betragter det fra et ontologisk perspektiv.

The paradox intensifies when viewed from an ontological perspective.

Academic terminology ('ontologisk').

Hendes poesi er gennemsyret af eksistentielle paradokser.

Her poetry is permeated with existential paradoxes.

Passive participle 'gennemsyret' (permeated).

Det er et paradoks, der unddrager sig enhver simpel logisk analyse.

It is a paradox that eludes any simple logical analysis.

Reflexive verb 'unddrage sig' (elude/evade).

Vi finder os selv fanget i et paradoks af vores egen skabelse.

We find ourselves caught in a paradox of our own making.

Reflexive construction 'finder os selv'.

Dette paradoks udgør selve fundamentet for hans argumentation.

This paradox constitutes the very foundation of his argument.

Emphatic use of 'selve' (the very).

At dekonstruere dette paradoks kræver en dybdegående forståelse af diskursen.

Deconstructing this paradox requires an in-depth understanding of the discourse.

Gerund-like infinitive usage.

Paradoksalt nok er det gennem begrænsning, at vi finder sand frihed.

Paradoxically enough, it is through limitation that we find true freedom.

Cleft sentence structure for emphasis.

よく使う組み合わせ

et tilsyneladende paradoks

løse et paradoks

det centrale paradoks

et logisk paradoks

pege på et paradoks

velfærdsparadokset

et eksistentielt paradoks

indeholde et paradoks

paradoksalt nok

et mærkeligt paradoks

よく使うフレーズ

Det er et paradoks.

— Used to describe any confusing or contradictory situation.

Det er et paradoks, at han er så træt efter at have sovet hele dagen.

Paradoksalt nok...

— A way to introduce a fact that contradicts what was just said.

Paradoksalt nok var han gladere før han vandt i lotto.

Et sandt paradoks.

— Emphasizing that a situation is truly and deeply contradictory.

Det er et sandt paradoks, at vi ødelægger det, vi elsker.

Midt i et paradoks.

— Being in the middle of a confusing or unresolvable situation.

Vi befinder os midt i et paradoks.

Løsningen på paradokset.

— The explanation or way out of a contradiction.

Løsningen på paradokset er enkel.

Uden paradokser.

— Something that is straightforward and logical.

Hans plan var helt uden paradokser.

Fanget i et paradoks.

— Unable to escape a contradictory situation.

Virksomheden er fanget i et paradoks.

Livets paradokser.

— The inherent contradictions of being human.

Han skriver om livets paradokser.

Et indre paradoks.

— A contradiction within a person's mind or soul.

Hun kæmper med et indre paradoks.

Det største paradoks.

— The most significant contradiction in a context.

Det største paradoks er hans tavshed.

よく混同される語

paradoks vs ironi

Irony is about unexpected outcomes; paradox is about self-contradiction.

paradoks vs modsigelse

A contradiction is often a simple error; a paradox is a complex structure.

paradoks vs parodi

Sounds similar but means a humorous imitation.

慣用句と表現

"At bide sig selv i halen"

— To be self-contradictory or lead back to the start, like a paradox.

Argumentet bider sig selv i halen.

Informal

"At tale med to tunger"

— To say two contradictory things (often associated with hypocrisy).

Politikeren taler med to tunger.

Neutral

"At ville blæse og have mel i munden"

— To want two contradictory things at once.

Du kan ikke både blæse og have mel i munden.

Common

"En gordisk knude"

— A problem that is so paradoxical or complex it seems unsolvable.

Situationen er en gordisk knude.

Formal

"Som en hund efter sin egen hale"

— Running in circles without progress, often due to a paradox.

Han løber som en hund efter sin egen hale.

Informal

"At save den gren over, man selv sidder på"

— To act in a way that is self-defeating and paradoxical.

De saver den gren over, de selv sidder på.

Neutral

"At gå i ring"

— To repeat the same logic without resolution.

Diskussionen går i ring.

Neutral

"Tilsyneladende umuligt"

— Something that looks like a paradox but might be true.

Det er tilsyneladende umuligt.

Neutral

"At modstride sig selv"

— To contradict oneself.

Han modstrider sig selv hele tiden.

Neutral

"At finde hoved og hale i noget"

— To make sense of a paradoxical situation.

Jeg kan ikke finde hoved og hale i det her.

Informal

間違えやすい

paradoks vs modsigelse

Both involve things that don't match.

A contradiction is logically impossible, while a paradox may be true despite its appearance.

Hans udsagn er en direkte modsigelse af fakta.

paradoks vs dilemma

Both describe difficult situations.

A dilemma is a choice between two bad options; a paradox is a state of being.

Jeg står i et svært dilemma.

paradoks vs absurditet

Both can seem nonsensical.

Absurdity is just ridiculous; paradox has a logical or philosophical core.

Det er en total absurditet at vente her.

paradoks vs ironi

Used interchangeably in casual speech.

Irony is when the opposite of what is expected happens.

Det er ironisk, at han glemte sin huskeseddel.

paradoks vs anomali

Both are things that don't fit the norm.

An anomaly is a data point that deviates; a paradox is a structural contradiction.

Dette resultat er en anomali i vores data.

文型パターン

Det er et [noun].

Det er et paradoks.

Det er et paradoks, at [clause].

Det er et paradoks, at han sover.

Paradoksalt nok [verb] [subject]...

Paradoksalt nok vandt han kampen.

[Subject] er et paradoks af [noun] og [noun].

Han er et paradoks af styrke og svaghed.

Paradokset ved [noun] ligger i [noun].

Paradokset ved lykken ligger i jagten.

At [infinitive] udgør et [adjective] paradoks.

At tie udgør et subtilt paradoks.

Der findes ingen nem løsning på dette paradoks.

Det er en sandhed med indbyggede paradokser.

語族

名詞

paradoks

paradoksalitet

動詞

paradoksere (rare)

形容詞

paradoksal

使い方

frequency

Common in intellectual discourse, moderate in daily speech.

よくある間違い

En paradoks → Et paradoks
Paradoks is neuter, not common gender.
Mange paradokse → Mange paradokser
The plural ending must be -er.
Paradoxalt → Paradoksalt
In Danish, we use 'ks' instead of 'x'.
Det er ironisk (when it's a paradox) → Det er et paradoks
Irony and paradox are related but different concepts.
Paradoksen (definite) → Paradokset
The definite suffix for neuter nouns is -et.

ヒント

Gender Check

Always pair 'paradoks' with 'et'. This is the most common mistake for learners.

Adverbial Use

Start your sentences with 'Paradoksalt nok' to sound more like a native speaker when pointing out ironies.

Kierkegaard Connection

If you are in a university setting, mention Kierkegaard when discussing paradoxes to impress your professors.

Stress the Middle

Remember the stress is on 'ra'. Say it out loud: pa-RA-doks.

Compound Words

Don't be afraid to create compounds like 'velfærdsparadoks' in formal writing.

Subtlety

Use 'subtilt paradoks' to describe something that isn't immediately obvious.

Paradox vs Contradiction

Think of a paradox as a 'puzzle' and a contradiction as a 'mistake'.

Context Clues

If you hear 'paradoks', expect the speaker to explain a contrast soon.

Humor

Danes often use paradoxical observations as a form of dry humor.

Visual Aid

Picture a 'Pair of Docks' in the desert to remember the word.

暗記しよう

記憶術

Think of a 'Pair of Docks'. If you have two docks but no water, it's a paradox!

視覚的連想

Imagine a staircase that goes up forever but always ends where it started (like an Escher drawing).

Word Web

logik gåde modsigelse Kierkegaard sandhed absurd tænkning mysterium

チャレンジ

Try to write three sentences about your own life using 'paradoks', 'paradoksal', and 'paradoksalt nok'.

語源

From Greek 'paradoxon', meaning 'contrary to expectation' or 'unbelievable'. It entered Danish through Latin and French.

元の意味： Something that goes against common opinion (para = against, doxa = opinion).

Indo-European (via Greek and Latin).

文化的な背景

No specific sensitivities, but use it carefully in academic settings to ensure you mean 'paradox' and not just 'error'.

Similar to English, but the Danish term is more frequently used in philosophical and high-level academic contexts.

Søren Kierkegaard's 'Frygt og Bæven' Fermi-paradokset (often discussed in Danish science media) Zenos paradokser

実生活で練習する

実際の使用場面

Philosophy

det absolutte paradoks
troens paradoks
eksistentiel spænding
Kierkegaards tænkning

Politics

velfærdsparadokset
politisk modsigelse
systemfejl
vælgerparadoks

Science

kvantemekanisk paradoks
Fermi-paradokset
logisk brist
teoretisk problem

Daily Life

mærkeligt sammentræf
det giver ingen mening
sjovt paradoks
paradoksalt nok

Literature

litterært virkemiddel
tematisk paradoks
karakterbrist
ironisk distance

会話のきっかけ

"Hvad synes du er det største paradoks i det moderne samfund?"

"Har du nogensinde oplevet et personligt paradoks i dit eget liv?"

"Kender du til Kierkegaards teorier om det absolutte paradoks?"

"Hvorfor tror du, at paradokser er så almindelige i politik?"

"Kan du nævne et paradoks fra en film eller en bog, du har læst?"

日記のテーマ

Skriv om et tidspunkt, hvor du gjorde noget, der virkede paradoksalt for andre.

Reflektér over velfærdsparadokset: Bliver vi lykkeligere af flere penge?

Beskriv et logisk paradoks, du kender, og prøv at forklare det på dansk.

Hvordan påvirker paradokser din måde at se verden på?

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Det er 'et paradoks'. Det er et intetkønsord (neuter).

Det betyder 'paradoxically enough' og bruges til at introducere noget overraskende.

Nej, det er en almindelig fejl. Det hedder altid 'et paradoks'.

Det udtales med tryk på anden stavelse: pa-RA-doks.

Søren Kierkegaard er den mest berømte danske filosof, der arbejdede med dette emne.

Det er 'paradokser'.

Ja, det er adjektivet (tillægsordet), f.eks. 'en paradoksal situation'.

Et dilemma er et valg; et paradoks er en modsigelse.

Ja, men oftest når man diskuterer noget lidt mere seriøst eller mærkeligt.

Ja, betydningen er næsten identisk, men brugen kan variere i filosofiske sammenhænge.

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