Sentence examples for dialectical tension from inspiring English sources

The cinema and the theatre exist in a dialectical tension.

The dialectical tension that, in ancient tragedy, constituted the public life of the city, becomes privatised and internalised inside Hamlet's skull, leaving him divided and paralysed.

Themes such as transcendence of death through love, the yoga of devotion, the contrast between worldly love and passionate love for God, and the dialectical tension between ethical boundaries and boundless love are presented.

The spatiality of this process is interpreted as a dynamic formed by the dialectical tension between the situated and distributed elements of knowing in videogames development as a creative practice.

I am tempted to digress into the dialectical tension between the terms "anime" and "inanimate"—right next to the Simmons show is an installation based on the work of Gilles Deleuze, the French metaphysician, that plays with the same idea but I fear that this is T.M.I.

I am tempted to digress into the dialectical tension between the terms "anime" and "inanimate" — right next to the Simmons show is an installation based on the work of Gilles Deleuze, the French metaphysician, that plays with the same idea — but I fear that this is T.M.I.

Adapting a novel by Antonio Di Benedetto, Martel creates a cinema of dialectical tensions; the bustling activity of offices and drawing rooms veers outside the frame while voices of authority and complaint assail the hero with a bewildering tangle of conflicting demands and desires.

The main thesis of the article is that public space, far from having become marginal in a context where virtual relations have a growing importance, is a field in which various types of dialectical tensions operate.

His defining time had been 1956, the clarifying moment of what he once called "the pseudo-dialectical tension between dictatorship and the thaw".

"In the 1920's, there is a tension or dialectical relationship between the powerful modernizing forces of new technology and the rise of a kind of fundamentalist reaction to it," Mr. Czitrom said.

Because the focus of this praxial work is both understanding and action, it is somewhat ironically creating its own internal dialectical complexity through the interrelational tension between abstract interpretation and concrete engagement.