Dialogue

 1 Intro| consider, such as the unity of opposites, the conception of the ideas
 2 Intro|        dialectic.~The unity of opposites was the crux of ancient
 3 Intro|        unity of differences or opposites is the beginning of the
 4 Intro|     his system on the unity of opposites, although in the Parmenides
 5 Intro|    When this reconciliation of opposites is finally completed in
 6 Intro|      mankind under the form of opposites. Most of us live in the
 7 Intro|     thought.~(a) If we ask how opposites can coexist, we are told
 8 Intro|   philosophy under the form of opposites. The first abstraction is
 9 Intro|  nothing like this progress of opposites in Plato, who in the Symposium
10 Intro|        to us.~The influence of opposites is felt in practical life.
11 Intro|    these forms is the unity of opposites. Abstractions have a great
12 Intro|        another.~This method of opposites has supplied new instruments
13 Intro|       by degrees as well as by opposites. The word ‘continuity’ suggests
14 Intro|        of quantity. Again, the opposites themselves may vary from
15 Intro| described as an alternation of opposites or figured to the mind by
16 Intro|        receive his doctrine of opposites as the last word of philosophy,
17  Soph|        by his reciprocation of opposites, the many-headed Sophist
18  Soph|       other virtues, and their opposites exist, as well as a soul