Sentence examples for deeper dialectical from inspiring English sources

— than deeper dialectical concerns.

Olson argues that Hegel's development of philosophy as pneumatology originates out of a deep appreciation of Luther's dialectical understanding of Spirit and that Hegel's doctrine of Spirit is thus deeply interfused with the values of Würtemberg Pietism.

Hegel called this evolution "the dialectical process" (see dialectic).

This dazzling display of dialectical skill, together with the deep seated suspicion of philosophical culture, generated a conservative backlash against all Greek philosophers led by Cato the Elder (234 149 BCE).

Owen's view of Parmenidean metaphysics as driven by primarily logical concerns and of his cosmology as no more than a dialectical device would have a deep influence on two of the most important surveys of Presocratic thought since Guthrie Jonathan Barnes's The Presocratic Philosophers (19791, 19822) and Kirk, Raven, and Schofield's The Presocratic Philosophers (19832).

Thus it appeard to him that the "ideology of existence" was itself merely an alienated form of the deeper analysis of social and historical reality provided by Marx's dialectical approach.

Underpinning the dialectical or methodological controversy between the two Madhyamaka camps lies a deeper ontological and epistemological divide implied within their theories of the two truths, and this in turn is reflected in the different methodological considerations they each deploy.

One of the deepest threats to rationality is from those who use skeptical arguments as dialectical tools for what I call "leveling-down" purposes.

On the basis of a deep and comprehensive study of science Lenin proved that the methods of dialectical materialism as formulated by Marx and Engels were entirely confirmed by the development of scientific thought in general and natural science in particular.

In particular, they lie at a deeper, autonomous level of spiritual life which then gives rise to the more sophisticated forms by a dialectical developmental process.

They were secretly assisted by a lurid and deep-laid conspiracy of philosophers such as Friedrich Hayek and Milton Friedman and, in a most interesting dialectical twist, by the breakdown of traditional authority in the social movements of 1968.