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dialecticism|daɪəˈlɛktɪsɪz(ə)m|
[f. dialectic + -ism.]
1. The characteristic tendency or influence of dialect.
1888Academy 14 Jan. 27 Dialecticism, phoneticism, ellipsis.
2. Philos. Dialectical philosophy or practice.
1901Pop. Sci. Monthly Jan. 298 A man..may be determined to do nothing not pronounced reasonable, either by his own cogitations (rationalism), or by public discussion (dialecticism), or by crucial experiment. 1936H. Read Surrealism 81 Blake labours in hope that Enthusiasm and Life may not cease. In the whole of his writings I feel the presence of an instinctive dialecticism. 1948Theology LI. 30 A world in which dialecticism and existentialism are the desperate and tortured answers that faith must grasp at. |