Definition of transhistorical in English:

transhistorical

adjectiveˌtrɑːnzˌtranzhɪsˈtɒrɪk(ə)lˌtranz-

Transcending historical boundaries; eternal.
femininity may not be a transhistorical absolute
Example sentencesExamples
- His clear preference for thematic parallels and transhistorical modeling returns an attenuated history, largely organized without causes and contexts.
- But gender relations cannot be universalized, and race relations also lack transhistorical necessity, so neither the standpoint of women nor of black women can claim epistemic privilege.
- Several essays emphasize the formal elements involved in reproducing both American myths through the effective employment of transhistorical archetypes.
- She takes issue with those who, like Freud or Foucault, essentialize the human body and its desires as some sort of transhistorical entity, yet use the male body as the standard.
- Once more historical distance is sacrificed in the interest of a transhistorical principle.

Definition of transhistorical in US English:

transhistorical

adjectiveˌtranz-

Transcending historical boundaries; eternal.
femininity may not be a transhistorical absolute
Example sentencesExamples
- She takes issue with those who, like Freud or Foucault, essentialize the human body and its desires as some sort of transhistorical entity, yet use the male body as the standard.
- But gender relations cannot be universalized, and race relations also lack transhistorical necessity, so neither the standpoint of women nor of black women can claim epistemic privilege.
- Once more historical distance is sacrificed in the interest of a transhistorical principle.
- His clear preference for thematic parallels and transhistorical modeling returns an attenuated history, largely organized without causes and contexts.
- Several essays emphasize the formal elements involved in reproducing both American myths through the effective employment of transhistorical archetypes.

单词	transhistorical
释义	Definition of transhistorical in English: transhistorical adjectiveˌtrɑːnzˌtranzhɪsˈtɒrɪk(ə)lˌtranz- Transcending historical boundaries; eternal. femininity may not be a transhistorical absolute Example sentencesExamples His clear preference for thematic parallels and transhistorical modeling returns an attenuated history, largely organized without causes and contexts. But gender relations cannot be universalized, and race relations also lack transhistorical necessity, so neither the standpoint of women nor of black women can claim epistemic privilege. Several essays emphasize the formal elements involved in reproducing both American myths through the effective employment of transhistorical archetypes. She takes issue with those who, like Freud or Foucault, essentialize the human body and its desires as some sort of transhistorical entity, yet use the male body as the standard. Once more historical distance is sacrificed in the interest of a transhistorical principle. Definition of transhistorical in US English: transhistorical adjectiveˌtranz- Transcending historical boundaries; eternal. femininity may not be a transhistorical absolute Example sentencesExamples She takes issue with those who, like Freud or Foucault, essentialize the human body and its desires as some sort of transhistorical entity, yet use the male body as the standard. But gender relations cannot be universalized, and race relations also lack transhistorical necessity, so neither the standpoint of women nor of black women can claim epistemic privilege. Once more historical distance is sacrificed in the interest of a transhistorical principle. His clear preference for thematic parallels and transhistorical modeling returns an attenuated history, largely organized without causes and contexts. Several essays emphasize the formal elements involved in reproducing both American myths through the effective employment of transhistorical archetypes.
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