undiscussability
Undiscussability is the quality or condition of a topic, proposition, or belief that is considered off-limits to critical examination within a given discourse. It denotes responses or positions deemed self-evident, sacred, or politically unacceptable, so that discussion is discouraged, suppressed, or deemed unnecessary.
In philosophy and social theory, undiscussability can refer to foundational axioms or core commitments treated as
Contexts where undiscussability appears include religion, nationalism, identity politics, and governance, where authorities invoke taboo or
Scholars often treat undiscussability as a dynamic rather than a fixed boundary, noting that what is undiscussable