Sentence examples for to define the dialectic from inspiring English sources

"Democracy" is one way to define the dialectic.

The paradoxes involved in attempts to define 'global health' finally demonstrate that the dialectics inherent in the different concepts of the term 'global' are not exclusive, but rather complementary to each other.

However, Southwick et al. [ 53] have criticized cultural safety for "[continuing] to define ethnic minority culture as other than the dominant culture, [which] has the unintended consequence of reinforcing a discourse of binary dialectics" [ 53].

Bachman (2007) provides a comprehensive summary of the strengths and weaknesses of three approaches to defining constructs in language assessment, with a focus on "the dialectic of abilities and contexts" (p. 41) (see also Purpura 2016).

Bukharin was cited as the party's most eminent theoretician, although he had failed to master the dialectic.

I needed to seek out their antithesis, to ride the dialectic express all the way to racistville.

Attribution of being is subject to the dialectic of affirmation and negation.

More is not opposed to dialectic, and he probably had experience of the trivium during his stay in Oxford, but he wants a return to the dialectic of Aristotle, especially as now made available by humanist scholarship.

Prior to that time, the Dialectic and Philanthropic Societies along with other campus organizations supported student concerns.

The characteristic of the psycho-social perspective is therefore that attention is paid to the dialectic between inner experience and the social conditions of the experience [ 16].

But even some of Morales's critics concede that there's little alternative to the path he has chosen, given the dialectic of exploitation and instability that has always defined the Bolivian state.