Sentence examples for to dialectic from inspiring English sources

Aristotle stresses that rhetoric is closely related to dialectic.

The analogy to dialectic has important implications for the status of rhetoric.

In his discussion of this cosmological saga, Eriugena always appeals to dialectic and the order of reasons.

It is easy to understand why he excluded inventio and iudicium from rhetoric, since he regarded them as belonging to dialectic.

Structural kinds are closely tied to dialectic, as Parmenides foretold, but both forms and dialectic seem to have developed apace since the Phaedo and the Republic.

Heading in another direction, a close reading of the Rhetoric reveals that Aristotle treats the art of persuasion as closely akin to dialectic (see §4.3 above).

Around this same time, Firestone reneged on an agreement to allow "Dialectic" to be reissued as part of a series of writings by major feminist thinkers.

An aversion to dialectics can also break bricks.

In turn, the architecture itself evolves to conform to this dialectic relationship.

Only when Julius has his final encounter with Troy does the dialogue lapse towards the artificiality that undermined the debut novel, as though Donovan's need for a theatrical man-to-man dialectic is too strong to be denied.

He liked an intellectual test, from figuring what Bob Feller's next pitch would be, to landing a salmon, to flying a plane, to a discussion that could lead to a dialectic.