dialectical

It is a dialectical problem, because the good and the bad are not only on one side.

Because human development is, in one of the many senses, dialectical.

Dialectical research may be applied to a range of problems.

This point is true enough, but it lacks dialectical force.

From a dialectical point of view, they have presented us with a very simple problem, or so it would seem.

On those dialectical nights, it was as if his education had never stopped.

The dialectical method requires focus on both at the same time.

It can be applied as a dialectical approach to policy and planning.

The dialectical force of historic necessity was on his side.

Their thought would soon be referred to as dialectical theology.

We have reached a dialectical turning point in the technological development of society.

What has happened as a result is a neat dialectical reversal.

In short there is a dialectical relationship between agricultural technology and relations of production.

And yet it made sense, even in dialectical terms.

It is not necessary, however, to have a friend in organizations to experience Dialectical contradictions.

I think that, set in this context, the dialectical relationship between the individual and the social takes on a new significance.

Some of these dialectical differences are still found today.

In this case the exercise of the pure understanding becomes dialectical.

"Custom is only a first step in the dialectical process of learning.

He found that the chicks learned the dialectical calls of the adopted parents.

You could say that they are demonstrating their critical or dialectical mode of thought.

Or is the dialectical Jew a defense against an authoritarian tradition?

Trained in dialectical thinking, they are at ease with contradictions.

The subject could only be approached in terms of dialectical materialism.

I have been writing and talking about a dialectical approach to modern theoretical natural science for more than a decade now.