I'm not a big fan of defining objects by their opposites. Derrida argues exactly this in Deconstruction, but it's fairly useless in deriving meaning. I believe

I'm not a big fan of defining objects by their opposites. Derrida argues exactly this in Deconstruction, but it's fairly useless in deriving meaning. I believe Frege had it right by observing that there is a sense and reference to each and every word or concept. It's not sufficient enough to derive meaning from referential labels; context always matters more.