Sentence examples for dialectical opposition from inspiring English sources

"The metropolis of New York differentiates itself from the rest of the United States in dialectical opposition," announces Mr. Merali in his opaquely worded but politically obvious introductory wall text.

A typological difference between substantive multiplicities, in short, is substituted for the dialectical opposition of the one and the multiple.

First, a "dialectical opposition" between "logic and experience," "form and content," "constitutive principles and empirical laws," and "'from above'… [and] 'from below'" pervades the work of the syntacticists (Friedman 1999, 34, 63).

He regarded Hegel as motivated by the spirit of the harmonious dialectical conciliation of every opposition and as committed to imposing universal and panlogistic resolutions upon the authentic antinomies of life.

Mekas writes on the basis of a non-dialectical romanticism of pure opposition and repudiation of downtown versus uptown, noncommercial versus commercial, above-ground versus underground that's rooted in the essential and pure ideals of the filmmakers themselves.

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

Specifics of dialectical thinking consist in handling with oppositions.

The dialectical method involved the generation of opposites and then the reconciliation of the opposition in God.

The opposition between these two alternatives is merely dialectical.

Developing on an analogous level, Pythagorean numerical and mystical speculation arising from the 6th-century-bce Greek philosopher and religious teacher Pythagoras also stressed the dualistic opposition of Monad-Dyad (One-Two) and of other dialectical pairs of opposites.

These conditions upset logical identity and opposition, and place the limit of thinking beyond any dialectical system.