Heraclitus was a dialectician, while Zeno was a metaphysical relativist. |
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The dialectician acts more strictly as such when he grasps an inference between immediate endoxes and the proposed problem. |
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For example, the dialectician or the orator discuss the problem of the preferable, or the useful, or the just. |
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More so, both will only rely on common places as such, in so far as they are less well trained and prepared as dialectician or orator. |
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Etc... This is a more immediate preparation for the discussion, and the dialectician as well as the orator will aim for it as much as possible. |
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It's in this endox that the dialectician, according to Aristotle, will find his proper evidence. |
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A gifted dialectician, Poseidonius was notable for his powers of observation, his travel reports, his ironic humour, and his practice of Stoic doctrine. |
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His is the pseudo-movement, where the doubling simply mimics the routine of a tautologist, of a monologist, and of a Hegelian dialectician. |
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Bayle, a superb dialectician, challenged philosophical, scientific, and theological theories, both ancient and modern, showing that they all led to perplexities, paradoxes, and contradictions. |
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But can the dialectician find such analogous scopes? |
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AzaƱa was not a man of the people: he was one of an intellectual minority, a select and disdainful writer, an exacting, cold, precise, original dialectician. |
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