dialectic

This is a center of learning where one can gain a basic education in the trivium (grammar, rhetoric, dialectics, arithmetic).

These were carried over in mediæval universities as the Quadrivium which, together with the Trivium of grammar, rhetoric and dialectic, constituted the septem liberales artes (seven liberal arts).

The dialectic between tradition and innovation is evident in this artwork.

He approached the problem from a dialectic perspective, considering both sides of the argument.

The dialectic process of thesis, antithesis, and synthesis is a key concept in philosophy.

The dialectic method involves analyzing contradictions to reach a new understanding.

Her writing style reflects a dialectic of simplicity and complexity.

In the dialectic of love and hate, emotions can be complex and contradictory.

The dialectic approach to therapy considers the interplay of mind, body, and spirit.

The dialectic between individual rights and societal interests is a constant debate in politics.

The film explores the dialectic of power and corruption in a gripping narrative.

Dialectic thinking encourages critical analysis and synthesis of opposing viewpoints.

So with that said, I'm off to go practice my dialectic.

What does generally work well is a form of talk therapy that was designed for BPD called dialectic behavioral therapy.

2 True rhetoric passes over into dialectic.

Progress is not some mystical force or dialectic lifting us ever higher.

The little boy crowed with delight at the success of his dialectic.

In the long course of its development and practice, materialism and dialectic have been permeated in all aspects of TCM theory.

In other words, I was to give a talk on the dialectics of capitalism — and show up all of its lies.

For however unpredictable risks had become, impacts earlier work they were still blows of fate, of bad fortune, understood in the dialectic terms of goods and bads.

It is rather the attempt to understand the complex tragic dialectics of political situations, particularly apparently revolutionary ones.

But I kept my dialectic battery in reserve for a suitable opportunity, and I interested myself in the prospect of my dinner, which was not yet forthcoming.