Like Benjamin, they conducted a negative dialectic, stripping away the fakery of revivalist styles.
One jet represents Hegelian dialectics, the other represents materialist philosophy: whoosh! a soothing shower of Marxian dialectical materialism to wash away your filthy bourgeois attitudes!
He went on, "Lead them away from the unfortunate dialectic of 'us versus them' as they strive to unite for the common good of this land we love.
Hegel called this evolution "the dialectical process" (see dialectic).
Our journey is a dialectic between being locked out and locked in.
The intellectual delights of exploration would often carry him away and his own matchless dialectic skill would lead him to pursue a fleeing opponent further than was wise.
The pseudonymous authorship, from Either-Or to Concluding Unscientific Postscript, presents an inverted Hegelian dialectic which is designed to lead readers away from knowledge rather than towards it.
('Cratylus', Benjamin Jowett (trans)., in Hamilton and Cairns (ed)., Collected Dialogues, New York: Pantheon Books, 421e) Then, said I, is not dialectic the only process of inquiry that advances in this manner, doing away with hypotheses, up to the first principle itself in order to find confirmation there?
The humanist dialectic of the Renaissance shared many assumptions concerning the dialectical syllogism with the scholastics, but some authors developed a different understanding of dialectic.
After completing a thesis on the topic of Self-Alienation and the Dialectic in German Idealism and Marx in 1952, Nolte got a job as a teacher while he worked away at his second doctorate that was, and still is, the necessary precondition for becoming a tenured university lecturer in Germany.
