Hegel's dialectical philosophy.
The term synthesis also refers, in the dialectical philosophy of the 19th-century German philosopher G.W.F.
Only one of the five humanistic subjects, moral philosophy, was avowedly philosophical; but in the practice of Erasmus and many other humanists, rhetoric functioned as a sort of anti-philosophy, a rival to the dialectical philosophy that had ruled medieval scholastic thought.
Barry's great contribution to these particular musicians weren't the bands that they started under his enlightened aegis, or his implied dialectical materialist philosophy, but the spaces he permitted them to use.
This points out why the "continuous, dialectical penetration" of philosophy and science spoken of in the inaugural address is necessary.
November 2, 1861 Dijon, France June 4 , 1949Aix-en-Provence, France Maurice Blondel, in full Maurice Édouard Blondel (born November 2, 1861, Dijon, France died June 4 , 1949 Aix-en-Provence) French dialectical philosopher who formulated a "philosophy of action" that integrated classical Neoplatonic thought with modern pragmatism in the context of a Christian philosophy of religion.
In 1893 came Plato and Platonism, giving an extremely literary view of Plato and neglecting the logical and dialectical side of his philosophy.
He did not like the natural philosophy of dialectical materialism, especially when applied to physics, but he did uphold historical materialism the Marxist political philosophy as an example of scientific truth.
The Soviet Union used its schools particularly for an anti-religious education based upon the state philosophy of dialectical materialism, practicing the constitutionally guaranteed freedom of anti-religious propaganda in schools, though the churches were forbidden to give any education outside their worship services.
Huntington, Patricia, "Toward a Dialectical Conception of Autonomy", Philosophy and Social Criticism, 21(1), 37-55.
For example, Tanabe's early "logic of the specific," with its concern for the manner in which ethnic specificity mediates the particular individual and universal humanity, can be read more as a critical appropriation of Hegelian dialectical logic and political philosophy than as a straightforward development of East Asian or Buddhist thought.
