Sentence examples for to the dialectic from inspiring English sources

Sunstein confesses that he is so devoted to the dialectic, and so suspicious of the eristic, that he sometimes fails to recognize the latter's power.

But I have always paid careful attention to social and economic conflicts, to the dialectic – if we can call it that – between high and low.

It may not be getting us back to the dialectic of Socrates' agora, but at least it produces a more stimulating and interactive realm than existed before the Internet.

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

The paper aims to make two contributions to the Dialectic Issue LifeCycle (DILC) model, which captures the dynamics of socio-political mobilization around societal problems and industry responses.

However, some scholars believe that the interpretation that we shall focus on is faulty precisely for its lack of attention to the dialectic.

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

To bring the dialectic up to date, Bob Novak asked, "Could Joe Lieberman get into a jet pilot's jump suit and look credible?" and then answered his own question in the negative.

Welcome to the dialectics of hope, EU-style.

For, a different worry to the same effect can also be urged against them, which in this case relates to the dialectics of our engagements with skepticism (cf. Stern 2007).

In these performances Mr. Sherman has tried to "confront the dialectic, contrast and variety so endemic to Beethoven's gut and style," he said.