dialectic

• Relativo al arte de investigar o discutir la verdad de las opiniones, a menudo mediante argumentos lógicos y contradicciones; propio del diálogo razonado que busca el conocimiento.

Relating to the art of investigating or discussing the truth of opinions, often through logical argument and contradiction.

1. Relating to logical argumentationC1formal

   Pertaining to the art of investigating or discussing the truth of opinions through logical reasoning and dialogue.

   dialéctico (relativo a la argumentación lógica)

   • The philosopher used a dialectic method to explore the nature of justice.
   • Her dialectic approach to the debate revealed hidden assumptions.
   • The essay employed a dialectic structure, presenting thesis and antithesis.

   Sinónimosanalyticalargumentativelogicalrationalreasoning

• Sustantivo que designa un método de argumentación lógica o un proceso de resolución de contradicciones mediante el diálogo razonado, empleado con frecuencia en filosofía.

A noun referring to a method of logical argumentation or a process of resolving contradictions through reasoned dialogue, often used in philosophy.

1. Formal reasoning systemC1formal

   A method of logical argumentation that seeks truth through the exchange of opposing ideas and arguments.

   Dialéctica como método de razonamiento formal

   • The philosopher used dialectic to explore the nature of justice.
   • Socratic dialectic involves asking questions to uncover contradictions.
   • Dialectic is central to Hegel's philosophical system.

   Sinónimosargumentationdebatedisputationreasoning

2. Contradiction of ideasC1formal

   The interaction of opposing ideas or forces that drives change or development.

   Dialéctica (contradicción de ideas)

   • The dialectic between tradition and innovation shapes cultural evolution.
   • Marxist theory views class struggle as the dialectic of history.
   • The dialectic of thesis and antithesis leads to a synthesis.

   Sinónimosantithesisclashconflictinterplayoppositiontension