dialectically

How To Use dialectically In A Sentence

• Contemporary society, like contemporary dictators, can no longer be undermined by ridicule, Zizekexplains that "GrouchoMarx authoritarianism" is imminent, writers understand that the function of Dada and all intervention/provication movements is exhausted in an age where a self-satisfied social norm has dialectically synthesized with surrealism and the rest ... Mr.Dostoevsky
• While sharing seminar responsibility for graduate students in 1960, we began to dialogically and - dialectically struggle with professional and/clinical nursing issues. Humanistic Nursing
• The concept of social persons, she argues, dialectically links subjective interiority to the social world by habituation.
• The violent contest of battle causes war to be characterized by the constant tension between dialectically opposed ideas.
• At present, when the results of the investigation of nature need only be conceived of dialectically, that is in the sense of their mutual interconnection, to arrive at a system of nature sufficient for our time, when the dialectical character of this interconnection forces itself into the metaphysically trained minds of experimental scientists, against their will, today a philosophy of nature is finally disposed of, every attempt at its resurrection would not only be superfluous, it would even be a step backwards. Feuerbach: The roots of the socialist philosophy
• However, this idea is dialectically explored through the phenomenon of ‘shock work,’ as practiced by the rural Soviet worker that was forced into the ‘five year plans.’
• As John Judis has argued, the neocons simply transmuted one kind of radicalism into another kind -- from dialectically determined Bolshevism to dialectically determined "democratism. James Pinkerton: When Art is Cooler -- and More Conservative -- Than Politics
• It happens that institutions of terror and cruelty have so often been organised under a humanitarian remit that one is inclined to wonder if the values that supposedly gave rise to them are, 'dialectically', interpenetrated with their opposites. LENIN'S TOMB
• By living life in contradiction, by embodying the contradiction, Galifianakis seems to be promoting a dialectically nuanced view of reality, which is an invaluable counterweight to the mindset of oversimplification. Pavel Somov, Ph.D.: Pattern Interruption Hall of Fame: Zach Galifianakis
• The concept of social persons, she argues, dialectically links subjective interiority to the social world by habituation.