Sentence examples for the same dialectic from inspiring English sources

His portrait of Gertrude, in contrast, is informed by the same dialectic between freedom and duty, passion and domesticity that animated such sympathetically portrayed heroes as Harry (Rabbit) Angstrom and Henry Bech.

A rather different area with the same dialectic: historical biblical criticism (HBC).

So far, therefore, there is the same dialectic here as with evolutionary psychology: theories incompatible with theistic religion arising (at least in part) out of MN.

The second room is smaller but the same dialectic is at work--vast versus intimate.

Yet while Socrates championed rigorous philosophical dialectic as the agent of this emancipation, Voltaire saw this same dialectical rationalism at the heart of the dogmatism that he sought to overcome.

Millett, whose book "Sexual Politics" appeared the same year as "Dialectic," told me, "I was taking on the obvious male chauvinists.

The result is an imagined coterie of poets and an attendant poetics that is implicitly encoded within and critiqued pursuant to the same neo-Marxist poststructuralist dialectics the academy has been wrestling with for decades.

On consensus, Stuter [34] contends that: "The Delphi Technique and consensus building are both founded in the same principle - the Hegelian dialectic of thesis, antithesis, and synthesis, with synthesis becoming the new thesis.

Almost exactly the same patterns are visible for dialectic and elaborative complexities (Figures 8 and 9), indicating that the arguments being made include both an awareness of contrasting points of view and of depth within any single point of view.

(2) The 'mixed tools' of dialectic are at the same time depicted as extended 'bands' that provide the soul with a mathematical structure through division in a complex set of proportions (35b 36b).

Shulamith Firestone, a founder of the New York Radical Feminists, published The Dialectic of Sex in the same year, insisting that love disadvantaged women by creating intimate shackles between them and the men they loved men who were also their oppressors.