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Noncumulative dialectical models and formal dialectics

Journal of Philosophical Logic, 1985
This paper supplements the book by \textit{E. M. Barth} and the author [From axiom to dialogue (1982; Zbl 0495.03001)] by considering the possibility that a dialogue may be non-cumulative, that is, that a particular sentence may be accepted or established at one stage of a dialogue, but not accepted (in dispute) at a later stage.
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Where is the Dialectic in the Community‐Diversity Dialectic?

American Journal of Community Psychology, 2017
AbstractAgent‐based modeling has provided some interesting investigations of the hypothesis that there is a dialectical relationship between sense of community and diversity. A close look at those models strongly suggests that only models in which the attributes of agents are fixed completely support that hypothesis.
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Dialectics – a commentary to Singer: “Global business and the dialectic”

Human Systems Management, 2002
Alan Singer makes a case for the relevance of dialectical reasoning and understanding in business strategy, politics and especially in ecology. He argues that dialectics is the optimal way to handle conceptually tensions, paradoxes, dilemmas and contradictions, and that dialectics has been ignored mainly as a result of “guilt by association”, i.e ...
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Dialectics of nature or dialectics of practice?

Dialectical Anthropology, 1979
In recent years western social scientists and commentators have hailed the coming of "post-industrial" society, maintaining that the old ideological debates about capitalism and socialism have been rendered sterile. The increasingly organized application of science to the productive forces of society, with its array of technical experts at all higher ...
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Dialect Is Diagnostic

Annals of Internal Medicine, 1984
Folk medical language, as spoken in western Alabama, contains medical dialect terms that have an ancient lineage, with structure and meaning very similar to those of their earliest roots. The dialect has precise medical meanings and is used with astonishing accuracy by patients.
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Dialectics and catastrophe

1978
The Catastrophe Theory of Rene Thorn and E. C. Zeeman1 suggests a mathematical interpretation of certain aspects of Hegelian and Marxist dialectics. Specifically, the three ‘classical’ dialectical principles2, (1) the transformation of quantity into quality, (2) the unity and struggle of opposites, and (3) the negation of negation, can be modeled with ...
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Pragma-Dialectics and Pragma-Dialectics

2011
The hypothesis of this chapter is that the Pragma-Dialectical theory is one particular version—the Amsterdam version—of a general pragma-dialectical type of theory. It is thus possible to accept the general theory without accepting every feature of the specific instance of that theory, but not conversely.
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Dialectic on Gouldner's Dialectic

Journal of Communication, 1977
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2. Dialect and Dialectics

2020
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Kajkavian subgroup dialects and dialects

2019
Mijo Lončarić KAJKAVSKA PODNARJEČJA I DIJALEKTI Sažetak - 14. znanstveni skup o hrvatskim dijalektima, HAZU i IHJJ – Zagreb , 3.- 4. prosinca 2o2o. O grananju kajkavskoga narječja, jednoga od triju narječja hrvatskoga jezika, klasifikaciji njegovih govora, pisao sam više puta. Za simpozij Kajkavsko narječje (1.
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