Sentence examples for dialectical connections from inspiring English sources

QUESTION FROM DIDYMUS: "Dialectical connections" are one thing; facts are another.

QUESTION FROM LPROYECT: Mr. Hertzberg, apparently you don't understand the dialectical connection between Beck and Soros.

He's a Canadian and I'm a Minnesotan, so we seemed to have a dialectical connection, if nothing else.

Change has a dialectical connection to the hopes, dreams, and fears of different operators in the society.

It is also an important characteristic of the interactionist DA approach that it strengthens the dialectical connection between teaching and assessing- while assessing the learner's performance within the ZPD, the teacher also supports the learner in moving beyond his current level in the ZPD.

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

Rather, an interaction at these two levels may more aptly be characterized as dialectical and an emergence of rhizomatic relations embedded in and performed by shifting connections and interactions (Jamaludin et al. 2012).

But also, no, for Cusanus gives the dialectical relation his own expression in a series of novel metaphors for the connection between God and creatures.

Sexuality is mixed up and connected to radical views in many different and dialectical ways.

In so doing the fragments constitute the dialectical image, dialectical movement frozen for a moment, open for inspection, dialectics at a standstill: "Only dialectical images are genuine images".

This paper reconsiders "Marshall's problem" by focusing on the intellectual connections among Darwin, Babbage and Marshall: it explores the relationship between Marshall's view of complexity as a dialectical mixing of routine and variation and reconstructs the development of a powerful intellectual model that we call the "evolutionary machine".