Sentence examples for dialectic the question from inspiring English sources

In the first preliminary consideration (602D-604B; see also 609A and 615A-B), Damian connects the question about undoing the done to what he says is a disputed question of dialectic, "the question about the consequence of necessity and impossibility" (quaestio... de consequentia necessitatis vel inpossibilitatis, 604A).

Just as Ricci is about to answer it, he stops her with the question "Does the Marxist dialectic account for a dual thesis?" "That's Hegel, not Marx," she says impatiently.

However, the contemporary discussion is different from the ancient one in that the ancients discussed the question purely as a question of dialectic, whereas the contemporary writers have turned it into a quasi-theological question that has bearing on divine power (604A).

To begin with, that any glib answer to the question misses the core of the experience – the complex dialectic of being ill, which is a social as well as physical condition.

Asking questions, he said, is both the secret of science and the essence of the Talmud, the dialectic forming the character of the Jewish people.

Thus Bergson became a resource in the criticism of the Hegelian dialectic, the negative.

It's the dialectic — the collision of experiences and points of view — that fascinates her.

But the dialectic of the pseudonymous authorship never quite reaches the truly religious.

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.

Margaret Mead Wisdom lies neither in fixity nor in change, but in the dialectic between the two.

It is here that the dialectic of the (Eternal) Feminine is fully engaged.