Dialectical

Our opposition generates, in dialectical fashion, discursive expressions of our values and world-view that resonate among us, and, at least ideally, offer the potential of more than talk. ❋ Unknown (2009)

This kind of opposition I may be allowed to term dialectical; that of contradictories may be called analytical opposition. ❋ Immanuel Kant (1764)

To be sure, they affect an elaborate rationalism, something they call dialectical materialism, which in turn rests on a verbal agglomeration known as Marxian economics. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Seixon can’t debate without another person bringing a talking point, because his main dialectical trick is “No, you don’t”. ❋ Unknown (2006)

I am also indebted to this article for Kaufman’s very persuasive demonstration of the ways that "constructivism exists in dialectical tension with negative capability" (371), a notion I have tried to pursue here using a somewhat different vocabulary, and for his demonstration of the ways this claim has broader critical resonances with respect to the relationship between formalist and Frankfurt school criticism. close window ❋ Unknown (2003)

The philosophy is often called dialectical materialism; dialectical because it incorporates Hegel’s idea of inherent change, and materialism because it grounds itself not in the world of ideas, but on the terrain of social and physical environment. ❋ Robert L. Heilbroner (1999)

Linehan diagnosed her with borderline personality disorder, an extreme inability to regulate moods, and prescribed a type of counseling called dialectical behavior therapy. ❋ Unknown (2010)

One of the structures of thought is called dialectical thinking. ❋ William Harryman (2009)

In the process, I will argue that the form of anarchism I defend is best understood from what Chris Sciabarra has described as a dialectical orientation in social theory,2 as part of a larger effort to understand and to challenge interlocking, mutually reinforcing systems of oppression, of which statism is an integral part—but only one part among others. ❋ Unknown (2008)

On this interpretation of Marxism, the philosophical presupposition of Marx and Engels which were identified as dialectical materialism were incompatible with the delineation of Marxism as a scientific and experimental hypothesis. ❋ Sidorsky, David (2008)

Moreover, Bahti is held responsible not only for sacrificing Wordsworth (a dead man), but for a sacrificial "assault" against "the man Harold Bloom has called 'the most defiantly Wordsworthian of modern critics,'" Geoffrey Hartman, Bahti's living teacher, who has most rigorously accounted for the dialectical, which is also to say, sacrificial, structure ❋ Unknown (2005)

Mind is in motion as well as at rest (Soph.); and may be described as a dialectical progress which passes from one limit or determination of thought to another and back again to the first. ❋ Unknown (2006)

He shows that other procedures, like the composition and division used in the hunt of definitions as well as the so-called dialectical syllogisms are not genuinely productive of knowledge and therefore not methods in the proper sense of the term. ❋ Mikkeli, Heikki (2005)

Baking cookies, playing with clay, or otherwise teaching your child to redirect his thoughts and channel his feelings into a meditative or sensory mode falls under the mindfulness-based stress reduction techniques, a core principle in the work of Dr. Marsha Linehan, Ph.D., who developed a line of therapy called dialectical behavioral therapy, designed to help those with borderline personality disorder. ❋ Judith Lederman (2003)

"[A person's] evolutionary [journey] through life is always dialectical." "Emotions are not dialectical; their [intensity] varies but not the nature of the emotions themselves." ❋ Blame Canadia (2013)

Dialectic is the [generic name] of the [logic] that governs the [Socratic Method]. ❋ Suhcnele (2011)

[Lallans] Speaker: Scots kythed for the first time in leeterar [furm] in the mids o the 14t century an didna differ muckle fae ither northren [Inglis] byleids. English Speaker: I'm sorry, your dialect is completely unintelligible. It's like it wasn't actually English or something...oh. ❋ Nemo Mentisson (2009)

1. [dialectics] is when there is [two] of [something] 2. dialectics is when there is two of something ❋ Queephlosion (2021)

Guy: Tell me when he calls you later so I can call him. Girl: Why...? Guy: My plan is too dialectable for you to know...that's so not how you spell [diabolical] huh? Girl: Well.. We can [say you] made [a new word] that means evil+delicious = ❋ Shhhimasecret (2009)

what [i didn't] do ❋ Ben Speaker (2004)

1. Stop [feeding] me that [dialectic], asshole. 2. Yo, [that bitch] was giving me dialectic last night. ❋ GrantE (2007)

The [dialectic] materialism between Bob and Alice, as manifested in their respective [adherence] to quintessential [gender roles], became indisputably resolved as Bob skeeted all up on her face. ❋ Tenova (2004)

new dialectic in washington, [d.c]. : politics is [show business] for [ugly people]. new dialectic in hollywood : show business is politics for beautiful people. ❋ Virgin Suicides (2017)

Son: i wuz [jis] gonna call [ya mum]... Mother: What? Son: I was just go to call you mom! Mother: Don't use your [eye dialect] with me. ❋ PoOouh (2011)