Argument's loss is music's gain, and "Margerine Eclipse" (Elektra) infuses the dialectics with a streak of disco.
The Transcendental Dialectic begins with a critique of reason's illusions and errors within the sphere of Rational Psychology.
Interestingly, the incoming of further agents in the interaction arena drives to the establishment of a coral dialectic with the two original agents, like in an orchestra concert.
Bransford believes his films are often fashioned into an ongoing dialectic with one film reflecting on and partially demystifying an earlier film.
And further: that inasmuch as the rise of secular fundamentalism in France is in response to acts of religious fundamentalism, not only do we have to contend with not just one form of fundamentalism but two, these two can also potentially engage each other in an ascending dialectic with unpredictable consequences.
If postmodernism essentializes the subject positions of members of discrete groups, it also, therefore, lends itself to the placement of any two such positions in a finally unhelpful dialectic with no evident promise of transcendence or even actionable intelligence.
By far the most effective bits are newsroom plots, particularly Mary Jane's dialectic with her two colleagues — her flinty producer, Kara, a divorced Latina mom, and Mark, a closeted gay black anchor whose focus on hard news turns off viewers.
The application of these ideas to various fields of inquiry gave Renaissance natural thought a distinctive identity, forged in continuous dialectic with Aristotelianism.
He's also peopled his dialectic with numerous quirky supporting actors like Nicolas Joly, the prophet of biodynamic viticulture, and Clark Smith, a not-so-easy-to-pin-down provocateur whose use of technology led to the nickname "Dr. Frankenwine".
True to form, he attempted dialectic with his accusers, making them look confused and thus insulting them even more.
