Chambers:
pace2 - [prep] with the permission of or with due respect to (someone with whom one is disagreeing).
ETYMOLOGY: 1860s: Latin ablative of
pax peace or pardon.
NOAD:
pace² - [prep.] with due respect to (someone or their opinion), used to express polite disagreement:
narrative history, pace some theorists, is by no means deadWebster's 3rd unabridged:
[4]pace - [prep.] with all due respect or courtesy to
{I do not, pace ... the correspondents, claim to have made any "discovery" E. M. Almedingen} {pace the feminists, I believe my own sex is largely responsible for this ... impertinent curiosity Katharine F. Gerould}Random House unabridged:
pace² - [prep.] with the permission of (a courteous form used to mention one who disagrees):
I do not, pace my rival, hold with the ideas of the reactionists. [< L
pace in peace, by favor (abl. sing. of
pax peace, favor, pardon, grace)]
Oxford-Duden:
pace² - [prep.] (formal) - pace Mr Smith ...: ohne Mr. Smith (Dat.) zu nahe treten zu wollen ...
Pons-Collins:
pace¹ - [prep] ohne ... (dat) nahe treten zu wollen
There is very little abstraction in Cezanne, who is closely attached to life (pace the critics who still maintain the opposite view today).
the night was beautiful, the production lovely to look at, the text done justice toand the audience, pace the critics, very pleased.
The desire for a general explanatory theory - pace the postmodernist insurgence - remains so strong and widespread that it is fair, we think, to dub it the ...
Most historians today have abandoned the aspiration to a kind of scientific objectivity in their workpace their postmodernist critics.
the family has historically been the largest provider of welfare and its importance in this regard shows no sign of decline (pace the analysis of functional ...
Suppose it could be more convincingly argued, pace the criticism above, that demonstrative concepts are too fine[-]grained to account for the content of ...
if he may not receive our whole-hearted thanks for vindicating, in Jason v. Wright, the rule in Shelley's Case, he may at least, pace the criticism of Lord ...
historically and geographically contingent theories although we would not seek to link these exclusively to case studies (pace Jaspers remarks on case ...
They do not limit themselves to reviews of the literature, but instead offer thoughtful analyses and (pace my remarks above) make useful comparisons.
the whole Marxist tradition gets reduced to a binary opposition between two Marxisms that of the radical spirit which Jones (pace Derrida) wishes to ...
of visible language. Because that leaves no external trace (pace Derrida), only a trace of a neurological kind.
Risser is able to show convincingly that Gadamerian hermeneutics is not, pace Derrida, inherently coercive and even deconstruction cannot be understood as an ...
We may not, pace Derrida, "know how to think what Nazism is"; but by patiently unraveling how National Socialism appropriated Bruckner and his music, we might ...