Sentence examples for dialectic devoted to from inspiring English sources

Just as the First Critique contains a Transcendental Dialectic devoted to the faculty of reason in its theoretical employment, so we have in the Second Critique, an inquiry into practical reason's quest for "the absolute totality of conditions for a given conditioned" (5:107).

Sunstein confesses that he is so devoted to the dialectic, and so suspicious of the eristic, that he sometimes fails to recognize the latter's power.

Through a rigorous 15-year program of higher education devoted to the study of dialectics and mathematical reasoning, this elite ("persons of gold" was Plato's term) can attain an understanding of genuine reality, which is composed of such forms as the Good, the True, the Beautiful, and the Just.

This is the section of Peter of Spain's Summulae logicales devoted to supposition theory and, as such, it formed an integral part of most university courses on dialectic.

Thus a long life devoted to the idea that history was inexorable has, as its summary achievement, the grand recognition that irony outlasts the dialectic.

Always devoted to family.

He remained devoted to her.

But a museum devoted to math?

Sites devoted to daily deals are proliferating.

Displays are devoted to those themes.

Why are critics devoted to craft?