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Admirative

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Ad`mir´a`tive
a.1.Relating to or expressing admiration or wonder.


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51) From a more general perspective, Said seems to have usually had towards Foucault the same complex stance, at once admirative and critical, that is often perceptible when Said deals with outstanding intellectuals, women and men, and is especially elaborate when he puts forward his opinions about those who have been decisive in his formation as a critic.
Another problem, at least for feminist readers, is that this view of Bigger's supposedly cut-and-now-restored testicles encourages an admirative connection between male sexual activity in any form and the meaning of masculinity--a connection not unrelated to an erstwhile stereotype known as the black superstud.
 
 
 
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