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Disquisition

Definition

(formal, academic) A long, formal, and detailed discussion or examination of a subject, often written or spoken in a systematic and thorough manner. Typically used in academic or intellectual contexts to describe a comprehensive and in-depth analysis or critique.

Example Sentences

1The professor's disquisition on the implications of postmodernism in contemporary art was widely acclaimed by the academic community.
2Is a disquisition on the ethics of artificial intelligence truly feasible without a thorough examination of its philosophical underpinnings?
3The author's disquisition on the historical context of the novel provided a nuanced understanding of its themes and motifs.
4Avoid using a disquisition as a means of obfuscating your argument; clarity and concision are essential in academic writing.
5There is a long tradition of disquisitions in philosophical literature, from Plato's dialogues to Kant's critiques.

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