Examples of using Dialectics in English and their translations into Indonesian
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The ultimate proof of dialectics is nature itself.
Dialectician Engels twilight of his day, loyal dialectics.
His incomplete manuscripts for The Dialectics of Nature were only published in 1925.
The more I argued with them, the more I got to know their dialectics.
Dialectics means, amongst other things, that ends are not indifferent to means;
Did not Plato put his own views and dialectics into the mouth of his master, Socrates?
After allowance has been made for all this,there still remains Hegelian dialectics.
Did not Plato put his own views and dialectics into the mouth of his master, Socrates?
These limitations were explained and criticised by Engels in the Dialectics of Nature.
It was Marx and Engels who first gave dialectics a scientific, that is to say, materialist basis.
However what separates them from Marxists is ourmethod of analysing the material condition: i.e. dialectics.
We shall also deal once more with the two types of dialectics, idealist dialectics and materialist dialectics.
As Theodor Adorno wrote,"[t]he earthquake of Lisbon sufficed to cureVoltaire of the theodicy of Leibniz"(Negative Dialectics 361).
In Anti-Dühring and The Dialectics of Nature, Engels gives an account of the laws of dialectics, beginning with the three most fundamental ones.
The first book deals with the criticism of fundamental notions of metaphysics, ethics, and natural philosophy,while the remaining two books are devoted to dialectics.
Dialectics does not proceed from abstract formal definitions but from a concrete appraisal of living processes, of things as they develop, change and evolve.
This method was subjected to a searching analysis by Engels in The Dialectics of Nature, where he explains that the mechanistic determinism of Laplace inevitably led to fatalism and a mystical concept of nature.
Dialectics deals not only with facts, but with facts in their connection, i.e. processes, not only with isolated ideas, but with laws, not only with the particular, but with the general.
In contrast to the Hegelian dialectic, which emphasized the idealist observation that human experience is dependent on the mind's perceptions,Marxist dialectics emphasizes the importance of real-world conditions, in terms of class, labor, and.
Together with his earlier study of Hegel's dialectics, the studying that Marx did during this time in Paris meant that all major components of"Marxism" were in place by the autumn of 1844.
Dialectics teaches us that things change into their opposite, and that small, apparently insignificant changes can at a certain point, known in physics as a critical point, produce explosive transformations on a gigantic scale.
When there is a shift inthe real condition, from the colonized physically to the non-colonized, dynamic dialectics gradually transforms into a monologue, which is the proliferation and hardening of religious voices in various forms of discourse and movement that ignore plurality and social interaction.
It is this dialectics which explains why the bourgeoisie is so implacably opposed to the Welfare State and why socialists must always vigorously fight for a Welfare State within a bourgeois society.
Thus the Hegelian proposition turns into its opposite through Hegelian dialectics itself: All that is real in the sphere of human history becomes irrational in the process of time, is therefore irrational by its very destination, is tainted beforehand with irrationality;
Using these same dialectics, he argues against talk about illimitable human perfectibility, that every historical phase has its period of ascent and also its period of descent, and he applies this observation to the future of the whole human race.
The difference between revolutionary dialectics and abstract thinking was strikingly shown in the debates that took place on the national question between Marx and Proudhon at the time of the First International.
For this purpose, the dialectics between"symbolic representation" of"the structures subordinated to all worlds oflife"("internal relationships") and the"material reproduction" of the social systems in their complex("external relationships" between social systems and environment) has to be considered.