It also follows a convincing symphonic shape, with a dialectical first movement that contrasts different blocks of musical material, a sometimes anguished slow movement, fierce climactic scherzo, and a finale that gradually discharges the tension and finds quiet resolution.
Their legitimism, or support for legitimate sovereignty, was expressed in the quest for a foundation, dialectical as well as speculative, for American democracy and in a dialectical interpretation of the history of the United States.
A dialectical enlightenment of enlightenment "discloses each image as script.
Kierkegaard presents his pseudonymous authorship as a dialectical progression of existential stages.
Huntington, Patricia, "Toward a Dialectical Conception of Autonomy", Philosophy and Social Criticism, 21(1), 37-55.
Schopenhauer is also dismissed as just a dialectical development of Kant.
The method used was a dialectical process of reflection and action (praxis).
The middle way is not a lukewarm compromise but a dialectical harmony of opposites in a golden mean.
Given a choice between two different types of philosophical argument, one based on analytical logic, devoted to resolving contradiction, the other on a dialectical approach, accepting of contradiction, Chinese subjects preferred the dialectical approach, while Americans favored the logical arguments.
Action, taken in the present, preserves the space of experience in a dialectical tension with the horizon of expectation.
