Sentence examples for his dialectic from inspiring English sources

His dialectic was indeed surprisingly negative.

The book's title fused the two halves of his dialectic.

One of the rare exceptions to early modern theocratic theology was Luther's sharp distinction of political and ecclesial responsibilities by his dialectic of law and gospel.

Yet, in his dialectic of representation and abstraction, Kubrick missed out on another crucial kind of cinematic modernism — the loose, frame-breaking, reflexive kind.

Yet, in his dialectic of representation and abstraction, Kubrick missed out on another crucial kind of cinematic modernism the loose, frame-breaking, reflexive kind.

This, together with his dialectic scheme, led to a general theory of religions, which though dated, much too neat, and based on imperfect information, nevertheless represents an important attempt at a comparative treatment, and one that was evolutionary.

I return to the paradox of Emerson's influence: Peace Marchers and Bushians alike are Emerson's heirs in his dialectics of power.

But, as the story of modern conservatism moves toward the present, Perlstein's attitude toward it begins to resemble the dismissiveness of those liberal critics, which takes some of the tension out of his dialectics.

The Arian heresy raised even more difficulties: Arius, an Alexandrian priest and disciple of Lucian of Antioch, questioned the dogma of the Trinity and of the Godhead of Christ, and his asceticism, as well as the sharpness of his dialectics, brought him many followers; he was convicted several times, but the disorders continued.

The result was his "dialectics," which he began to present in lecture-form in 1811.

In his Repastinatio dialectice et philosophie (Re-ploughing of Dialectic and Philosophy), also known as his Dialectics, he attacked scholastic-Aristotelian thought from an essentially linguistic point of view.