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[[Dialectic]] (also [[dialectics]]) was in antiquity and the Middle Ages a method of verbal argumentation in [[philosophical]] and [[theological]] disputes based on strict [[logic]]. The founder of the '''dialectical method''' is said to have been [[Zeno of Elea]]. In the Middle Ages, together with grammar and rhetoric, it formed the trivium in the canon of the [[Seven Liberal Arts]].

From the 18th century onwards, dialectics became more and more a philosophical method of [[thought]] for finding and overcoming the opposites in [[thing]]s and [[concept]]s by progressing from the [[thesis]] via the [[antithesis]] to the [[synthesis]], in which the opposites were to be cancelled out on a higher level. This method was particularly brought to fruition by [[Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel]].

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