W.E.B. Du Bois's concept of "the veil," first fully articulated in The Souls of Black Folk (1903), contains the most nuanced and powerful theory of race and racism ever developed. Du Bois understands the veil dialectically. This philosophical term "dialectic" refers to a relationship that simultaneously embodies both antagonism and interdependence, that develops over historical time, and that l...

ion, the logical hierarchy of the stages of universality, and indeed also there, where the relationships of domination are caused to mask themselves behind democratic procedures. The Juridical Sphere 303-305 Following the Phenomenology and the Logic, Hegel drove the cult of the course of the world the furthest in the Philosophy of Law. The medium, in which what is bad is preserved for the sake ...

This article is devoted to the tactical game theoretical interpretation of dialectics. Dialectical games are considered as abstractly as well as models of the internal dialogue and reflection. The models related to the representation theory (representative dynamics) are specially investigated in detail, they correlate with the hypothesis on the dialectical features of human thinking in general ...

With the current rapid diffusion of Internet and World Wide Web, many organisations establish Web services and hence become providers of digital documents. Based on eight smaller case studies and theoretical work with dialectics, this paper discusses the organisational implementation of the World Wide Web among information providers. A Web service typically takes its starting point in the curre...

/2 >list >10 let thesis$ = "1" >20 let antithesis$ = "0" >30 LET synthesis$ = (thesis$ + antithesis$) + synthesis$ >40 print synthesis$ >50 goto 30 >run saved dialectics.bas antithesis: the dialectics of generative art (as praxis) INDEX: synopsis 1. introduction (technology and culture)

Investigation of the social evolution process and its differences from the natural evolution requires methodological substantiation. This article proposes a methodological approach based on the Hegelian dialectics. We distinguish two types of development: development based on external premises and development based on own foundation (self-development). The dialectics of preservation and change ...