Sentence examples for less dialectic from inspiring English sources
I found a new geometry, one that is less dialectic and more tender and symbiotic.
From the time of the Stoic philosophers until the end of the European Middle Ages, dialectic was more or less closely identified with the discipline of formal logic.
Hegel called this evolution "the dialectical process" (see dialectic).
This dialectic seems familiar because it may have less to do with race and empire than with class; it is the classic movement from province to metropolis, whereby the provincial, who has never wanted to be anywhere but the metropolis, nevertheless judges it with a provincial skepticism, while judging the provinces with a metropolitan superiority.
Now — call it happenstance or dialectics — his comeback has arrived more or less simultaneously with the global crisis of capitalism.
The postmodernists never wholly embraced Camus as their predecessor, no doubt because of his central metaphysical concern with absurdity and revolt, and his penchant for sweeping judgments and reductive analyses which differentiates The Rebel from far less ambitious and more descriptive books like Adorno and Horkheimer's Dialectic of Enlightenment.
Hence his view is less dependent on the unsettled nature of situations in producing the moral dialectic, and instead derives from the tracking of a fundamental principle.
The dialectics of dementia that Kitwood (1990) debated may happen less frequently in current dementia care.
The humanist dialectic of the Renaissance shared many assumptions concerning the dialectical syllogism with the scholastics, but some authors developed a different understanding of dialectic.
The dialectic hasn't ended.
