Those scenes meander, lacking dialectical fire between the fictionalized pair.
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The Spurs have a sort of dialectical relationship with the NBA.
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The simple dialectical reality, as he saw it, was that for
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Other examples range from cognitive behavioral therapy to dialectical behavioral therapy.
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Was it a space for leisure, strolling and quiet dialectical chitchat?
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"I actually have a teacher; I take dialectical behavioral therapy," she said.
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The form is hers, complex, orderly and nearly dialectical: ballet, rock, synthesis.
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I urge the audience to take a critical, dialectical position to my work.
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I think the complexity of 21st century life kind of requires a dialectical form.
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Can oppositional, dialectical images even sketch out some of the problems that need resisting?
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Even with its surprise guests, the movie isn't especially dialectical; it also isn't mainstream journalism.
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These assorted dialectical face-offs give Binet another way to take an angle on theory.
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Rock has moved in dialectical waves of increasing technical sophistication followed by three-chord simplicity.
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YACOV ARNOPOLINLondon The Bolshevik revolution was seen by radicals as an endorsement of Marx's dialectical materialism.
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These scenes have a vital dialectical urgency, thanks to the actors' subtly heightened, fiercely focussed energies.
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But Morgan's never been one to let dialectical coherence get in the way of his sanctimony.
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The erotic scenes are dialectical as well as hot; the meetings have a wanton, feverish energy.
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Holding all these forces in dialectical tension, her abstraction might be your representation; her fire, your ice.
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Alongside his peers, he attempted to reinvigorate geometric abstraction according to the principles of Marxism's dialectical materialism.
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She isn't always subtle, but her approach in "One Way or Another" is complex and pleasurably dialectical.
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Better yet, canoodle directly with Süss's equation and engage in the dialectical interplay between algebra and geometry.
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So are Eisenstein's essays like, "A Dialectical Approach to Film Form" (1931) and "Methods of Montage" (1929).
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Each episode will explore a dialectical behavior therapy workbook developed by researcher and DBT founder Marsha M. Linehan.
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It's a dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) tool that stands for: Describe, Express, Assert, Reinforce, Mindful, Appear Confident, Negotiate.
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These strategies borrow concepts from dialectical behavior therapy, like self-soothing or distracting when difficult emotions come up.
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Mine was feminist, psychological, and expressive, and at base driven by a kind of dialectical mind/body conflict.
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Dionisio González: Dialectical Landscape / Thinking Central Park continues at Galerie Richard (121 Orchard St) through Aug 27, 2017.
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The first part is stringently dialectical, as the men gradually resolve to fight and carefully plan their action.
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The "It Ain't Me" singer, 26, entered dialectical behavior therapy after experiencing the panic attack during her second hospitalization.
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Too smart to come down on one side of this famously contentious dispute, she offers a subtle dialectical analysis.
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Marx thought his new dialectical science would allow him to predict the future as well as understand the present.
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It's used by social workers in conjunction with counseling and relies on evidence-based DBT (dialectical behavior therapy) principles.
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Here's a roundup of the best locutions and dialectical expressions: How to know you're at a London protest. LOL.
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They are another expression of his dialectical thinking, in this case, of two people, or things, coming together dynamically.
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I think Zoe succeeds at establishing a dialectical relationship between what she calls "productive" and "unproductive" bodies in the installation.
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To be clear, he wasn't defending pedophiles, but his comedy is dialectical, finding its perspective through debate, juxtaposition and satire.
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A psychologist gave a lecture on using DBT (dialectical behavioral therapy) and CBT (cognitive behavioral therapy) as tools for combatting PMDD.
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Even Anya Shumilina, the Director of the Dialectical Behavior Therapy Center in New York City, told me she loved the topic.
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The group rose to radical prestige in Weimar Germany by piercing the skin of bourgeois ideology with their glinting dialectical acuity.
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To which Mark would answer, The good of poetry resides not in the— He began to feel a familiar dialectical dizziness.
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The ideological superstructure has changed: Nobody in Russia studies the mind-bending and once-compulsory pseudo-philosophy of dialectical materialism these days.
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It's focused around Dialectical Behavior Therapy, a cognitive behavior therapy intended manage emotions by methodically learning to recognize, tolerate, and regulate them.
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The therapy is called dialectical behavior therapy, or D.B.T., and was developed by Marsha Linehan, a psychologist at the University of Washington.
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Hart is played in the film by Hugh Jackman, or, rather, by a brave dialectical struggle between the actor and his wig.
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Ingels seems to be attracted to the dialectical relationship between the unitary building and the multiplicities of urban space that surround it.
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While politically minded critics parsed the dialectical aspect of Solás's shifting styles, mainstream reviewers were apt to pick out their favorite segment.
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Here's a tip from mission control: The conflict Mr. Lipton constructs between the spaceship and Earth is just a dialectical fake-out.
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It is a masterful painting that can produce a sense of grandeur in the mind that is both non-dialectical and network-centric.
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The relationship between the two moments is dialectical: The aural noise and visual integrity of the first scene are reversed in the second.
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Duality reveals itself in the slippages between numerous dialectical manifestations: open/closed, illusion/reality, absence/presence, painting/sculpture, abstraction/figuration, among many others.
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He favored talk therapies, including what is known as dialectical behavior therapy, an approach developed by the University of Washington psychologist Marsha Linehan.
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Swiss-born Klee, while spending the winter of 24 to 21 in Italy, first developed a sense of dialectical inversion central to irony.
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Still, in our era of image information overload, can clear dialectical images of defiant gestures inspire civil disobedience, insubordination, or beneficial creative negation?
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Public dialogue, peaceful disagreement and the dialectical relationship between opposites are fundamental pillars of the Greek civilization and have been bequeathed to all humanity.
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Read these stories next: Learning To Live With My Borderline Personality Disorder Selena Gomez Says Dialectical Behavior Therapy Changed Her Life — What Is It?
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Fortunately, according to the People report, Gomez is undergoing dialectical behavior therapy which incorporates mindfulness and communication, amongst other things, to help people cope.
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Gomez chose to undergo dialectical behavior therapy, a therapy method designed to help try to identify, and then change, negative thinking and behavioral patterns.
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UPDATE: On Wednesday, October 10, People reported that Selena Gomez is undergoing dialectical behavior therapy after having an emotional breakdown during a hospital stay.
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Now, he felt the dialectical tug of the opposite: ''A settled, rural situation, where I could live full-time with a community of people.
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"I hope I will grow so far into dialectical materialism that I don't come out of it," the adolescent auspiciously muses in his diary.
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One of Smithson's favorite words was ''dialectic,'' meaning he desired that things exist in productive tension with other things, thereby producing a ''dialectical situation.
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According to the Mayo Clinic, dialectical behavior therapy was developed in the 1980s by Marsha Linehan, Ph.D., specifically to treat people with borderline personality disorder.
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The œuvre of Bookchin, who died in 22015, is vast and dense (a typical title is "The Philosophy of Social Ecology: Essays on Dialectical Naturalism" ).
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Mindfulness meditation may also help, as may dialectical processes that ask patients to break down their assumptions about normal sleep and their identity as insomniacs.
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The upshot of the film is a little murky, which is the risk of such a diffuse, dialectical approach, and certain details could be clearer.
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Treatment included exposing him to the foods he feared, and incorporating dialectical behavior therapy, a type of cognitive-behavioral psychotherapy that focuses on behavior change.
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CF: It's helpful to hear you talk about music and art not as binary or dialectical or transcendent but polyvalent, androgynous — offering many different outcomes.
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These therapies, including dialectical behavioral therapy, remind us that emotions are transient experiences that come and go, and we don't need to take them so seriously.
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In short, the YCL and its members are no different from other people except that we believe in dialectical materialism as a solution to all problems.
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If the rare fabrics and exacting techniques in these designers' collections are a dialectical response to the recent enthusiasm toward street wear styles, so be it.
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The teens who respond "yes" may be referred to additional counseling (in particular, dialectical behavior therapy appears to be useful in helping people deal with suicidal thoughts).
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Some of the most common approaches include cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), psychodynamic therapy, dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), eye movement desensitization and reprocessing therapy (EMDR), and interpersonal therapy.
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In combining different theoretical frameworks into her therapy—dialectical, Freudian, narrative-based—she hopes to dismantle "archaic" ideas about what a couples counselor is supposed to be.
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A philosopher — Jacques Derrida, say, here seen crossing Houston Street a few years before his death — might wax eloquent on the dialectical interpenetration of presence and absence.
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We suggested the following alternative artistic-philosophical methodologies: Orgasm as poetic resistance; the dialectical boundaries of suicide; and plasticity and play in Lucio Fontana's art and theory.
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The dialectical twist that Henderson garnishes the story with takes it to a level of narrative brilliance that Alasdair Gray or Irvine Welsh could only dream of.
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But all I was able to gather from Gonzalez's work was one interesting idea, a few awkward jokes and several dialectical mashups—and first-rate digital rendering.
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Many of Breugel's paintings are composed using a similar dialectical structure – a particular light in the foreground, and, in the distance, a light presaging things to come.
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Genre movies are something of a rarity in the main slate, but Ms. Denis's daring, dialectical sensibility, her shrewd fusion of the visceral and the cerebral, transcend genre.
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Eisenstein's later filmic technique mirrored the Marxist philosophy of dialectical materialism, emphasizing tensions between reality and perceptions of reality, and the conflict that brews when these impression clash.
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The 26-year-old singer is undergoing dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), a therapy method designed to help identify, and then change, negative thinking and behavioral patterns, the source says.
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Whether or not history really is dialectical, it can be tempting to think that decades of liberal supremacy in Europe have helped give rise to the antithesis of liberalism.
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There are other knots of irony and dialectical difficulty, notably with respect to the status of women within the global program of emancipation the two dudes so grandly envision.
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In both he advanced a dialectical view of history that transmuted racial traumas into occasions for collective progress, the landmarks of black liberation into milestones in America's pursuit of perfection.
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This is one of many riddles that Ivan Krastev—a Bulgarian political scientist who casually wields the dialectical wit to which Slavoj Zizek so desperately pretends—solves in After Europe.
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Each is briefly envisioned as the maniac, and, if you have always wanted to watch somebody's head being sawed off by the master of dialectical materialism, now is your chance.
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The interplay of mediums functions as a dialectical disclosure of today's multicultural societies in the Middle East and Europe, using the rhetoric of propaganda alongside classical and contemporary art media.
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Erin liked the program, which treated both her alcohol addiction and her eating disorder with a mix of cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, Alcoholics Anonymous meetings, and other group sessions.
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In fact, dialecticism is such a powerful buffer against negative emotions that we're seeing its teachings come through in one of the fastest growing Western-based clinical therapies: dialectical behavior therapy (DBT).
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Claudia Hart, "Empire" (2010) CH: Works like the "Time-Gardens" and particularly "Empire" are about the dialectical process of history, which is another cyclical idea, as I also imagined perception as nonlinear.
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Like bulimia, borderline personality disorder is often responsive to dialectical behavioral therapy and some antidepressants, even if they weren't designed for it, and it often goes away as the patient gets older.
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As though theirs was a dialectical union, they looked at the matters from different angles: It was a waltz or, better yet, like the twist, rocking back and forth and side to side.
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Woodfox, who now described himself as a "dialectical materialist," summarized what he'd learned from the Party's list of some thirty required books, by writers like W.E.B. Du Bois, Michael Harrington, and Marcus Garvey.
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"He didn't have Arnold Schwarzenegger's bravado, Jerry Brown's dialectical fireworks, or Pete Wilson's Marine Corps willingness to take the hill," Kevin Starr, the eminent historian of California, said in an interview in 2012.
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PARIS — Desolate by design, the spindly sculptures and plagued portraits created by Alberto Giacometti last century receive a refreshing reinvigoration by Annette Messager in her delightfully dialectical two-person show titled Our Rooms.
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It eventually led to the monstrosity of Marxism-Leninism, with its pretensions to infallibility ("scientific socialism"), its delight in obfuscation ("dialectical materialism") and its cult of personality (those giant statues of Marx and Lenin).
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This artwork squarely demonstrates the inherent dialectical characteristics of virtual reality that we read as ambiguities: its content, at once ethereal and brilliant while at the same time embracing decomposition, unravels substance into absence.
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But I like my politics argumentative and my history dialectical, and I found this movie thrilling and thought-provoking as both a depiction of the past and a mirror held up to the present.
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He wasn't rejecting writing as a general technology, but instead warning philosophers not to abandon dialectical thinking, an argument still accepted today by many law schools that deploy the Socratic method in their classrooms.
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Mr. Kirchheimer documents elevated subway cars as billboards in motion, transforming graffiti into a form of kinetic sculpture while, enhanced by Charles Mingus's bluesy music, establishing a dialectical relationship between urban vitalism and postindustrial entropy.
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Nowhere is this better described than in a 1931 essay by the German literary critic Walter Benjamin: … there is in the life of a collector a dialectical tension between the poles of disorder and order.
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This fast, precise, and giddily dialectical costume romp stars Kate Beckinsale as a hedonistic British widow in competition with her teen-age daughter (Morfydd Clark) for the hand of a dashing young aristocrat (Xavier Samuel).
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The following August, I returned to school for a shorter course of study, completing months of dialectical behavioral therapy, a skills-based therapy focused on managing distress, while also earning a master's degree in women's studies.
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More disconcerting is "Dialectical Landscape 1" (2017), a giant garden extending across Midtown Manhattan and apparently all of Central Park, built on a platform forty stories up and spread the width of an entire crosstown street.
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The pope's letter "demonstrates a thought that supersedes the dialectical diatribes which ended up representing the Synod as a referendum on the possibility of ordaining married men," Andrea Tornielli, a Vatican spokesman, said in a statement.
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It might also be good to replace the linear "if present trends continue" conception of history as a steady progression toward some stable state with the dialectical conception of history that Hegel and Kojève in fact used.
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During the years before and after the ultimately failed Oslo Accords, Prochnik becomes maddening, perhaps even mad — a student of complexity plummeting into "a state of dialectical disintegration," as Scholem once noted of his friend Walter Benjamin.
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Dutch voters whose Hegel was shaky turned to Google to work out what the Eurosceptic, climate-change-sceptic foe of immigration was on about, and concluded that he was proclaiming the election a dialectical shift in Dutch history.
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But unlike other sexually progressive advice givers, Perel isn't simply responding to their anonymous voicemails; her sessions are a dialectical, dynamic affair, so authentic that you can literally hear the white noise machine playing just outside her room.
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New modalities such as pharmacogenetics, neurofeedback, nutritionally assisted detox, dialectical behavior therapy are available, and people Dana Connolly, Ph.D., is a senior staff writer for Sovereign Health, a behavioral health treatment provider with locations throughout the United States.
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Developed in collaboration with a group of mental health organizations, the exercises take techniques from dialectical behavior therapy—a type of psychotherapy used to treat mood disorders, self-harm, and suicidal ideation—and reimagine them for the smartphone.
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Charting a non-chronological trajectory through a complicated praxis of methods and means, including ambitious, unrealized community-based projects, Navjot's body of work expresses a fugitive and dialectical approach to issues like infanticide, corporate mining, communal riots, and genocide.
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Instead of the duo of love and hate, the dialectical process of border-drawing needs to be thought therefore in terms of the triad of love, hate and indifference or neglect that the refugee, in particular, continues to face.
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And although Marker enlists the glamorous movie actress Arielle Dombasle to credit Pythagoras with the discovery of mathematics, he backs off a bit to suggest that Greek math developed in a dialectical relationship to that of Egypt and Babylon.
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The star — who also underwent a kidney transplant last year because of her ongoing battle with lupus — chose to undergo dialectical behavior therapy, a therapy method designed to help try to identify, and then change, negative thinking and behavioral patterns.
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A week in, during dialectical behavior therapy group in the cafeteria, I see a tall woman about my age with long dark hair and warm but haunted brown eyes being gently seated in the plastic-upholstered two-seater across from me.
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Yet because Palmer is the most dialectical of poets — he will often utter a statement only to soon retract it, assert its opposite — the speechlessness figured with unease in a poem like "Idiot Wind" can assume an altogether different guise.
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During her second visit, Gomez suffered a panic attack and subsequently headed to a treatment center on the East Coast where she underwent dialectical behavior therapy — a therapy method designed to help try to identify, and then change, negative thinking and behavioral patterns.
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According to the concept of dialectical materialism—"diamat," as its adherents often abbreviated it—the triumph of the Soviet Union under the leadership of Joseph Stalin was not a contingent event but the necessary result of an age-old process of class conflict.
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In collaboration with a group of mental health organizations, Pinterest created a set of exercises that use techniques from dialectical behavior therapy—a type of psychotherapy used to treat mood disorders, self-harm, and suicidal ideation—and reimagined them for the smartphone.
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"Dialectical Landscape 2" (2017) offers a vision of Manhattan's Fifth Avenue that includes glass-enclosed concrete pathways stretching across the tops of high-rise buildings, forming what appears from its ground-level perspective to be an alternate street system at penthouse level.
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An appealing piece, "Dialectical Landscape 4" (2017), which envisions sensibly placed light-rail lines exiting the Ed Koch Bridge, is countermanded by "Lady Gaga's Belvedere" (2017), a proposal to dump a private dwelling for a celebrity singer in a Central Park lake.
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But as the film proceeds — the overall arc is faintly dialectical, moving from cops to the impoverished Manila residents they investigate, and circling back to a killing captured on a security camera — the implication is that any reform is nominal or meaningless.
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Current research supports targeting suicidal thinking directly (as opposed to solely treating depression or anxiety), like suicide-focused cognitive therapy, and dialectical behavioral therapy, which, among other things, teaches patients how to manage painful emotions, and has shown to lower rates of suicide re-attempts.
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"People with borderline personality disorder have a very difficult time identifying when distress is very high," said Lynn McFarr, director of the cognitive and dialectical behavior therapy clinic at Harbor U.C.L.A. Medical Center, which provides care for people in the Los Angeles County system.
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Cognitive behavioral and dialectical therapy, for example, have both been shown effective in treating depression — but what if your insurance only covers six sessions, when even so-called "Brief CBT" therapy often requires an average of eight, plus one or two booster sessions for follow-up?
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The dialectical form of instruction contrasts with a pattern of interaction and debate that is all too common on the modern-day internet: Rather than engage with each other's ideas, debate participants simply "dunk" on the remarks of others, aiming to receive praise from their followers.
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There were things "South Park" had always had trouble imagining: it was complex and dialectical on male anger and sadness, and able to gaze with empathy into the soul of a troll, but it couldn't create a funny girl or a mother who wasn't a nag.
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My research on Yeshivish, a dialectical English spoken among sections of Orthodox Jews, had won an award at a conference and I wanted to tell James about the wild success story that had come from his act of charity, and buy that breakfast I owed him.
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For example, she says, if your therapist is treating you with dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), which consists of learning skill sets like regulating your emotions, you might be going to therapy more often, both for individual sessions with your therapist and group sessions with other people in treatment.
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While many of us know this to be nothing more than dialectical mendacity framed as an excuse, Trump most likely will avoid indictment because few, if any, U.S. attorneys with jurisdiction on the matter would bring a case that stands zero likelihood of a conviction based upon the ambiguity.
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He wrote about philosophy, politics, and urbanism with the same intense yearning for literary elegance that he hoped to bring to progressive politics; his best-known work, All That Is Solid Melts Into Air, combined the analytical rigor of dialectical materialism with the lyrical spryness of Leaves of Grass.
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After watching nine episodes, I wrote a first draft of this column based on the notion that the show, with its air of flexible optimism, its undercurrent of uplift, was a nifty dialectical exploration of the nature of decency, a comedy that combined fart jokes with moral depth.
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"We do in fact have evidence-based treatments, based in dialectical behavioral therapy, that work well," says Nina Vasan, a clinical assistant professor at Stanford's School of Medicine and the founder and director at Brainstorm, Stanford's lab for mental health innovation, which is one of the groups that worked with Pinterest.
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Upended by panic attacks, depression and bulimia, she had dropped out of college to attend an intensive, six-month program of dialectical behavioral therapy, at which her fellow patients called her "the happiest person at Sad Camp," and from which she emerged with unlooked-for job skills like "active listening," a linchpin of psychotherapy.
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The game is brimming with those sorts of specific regional details: the Pierogi stand, the fans of the Smelters outside the bar (a team with the same colors/font as the Pittsburgh Steelers), certain dialectical choices such as "big'un" and "I seen" that are the mark of those living in small towns like Waynesburg, PA or Uniontown.
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A counter punctual examination of sugar and tobacco, the two dialectical sources of production within the plantation economy modeled in Cuba (and the Caribbean), showed how this rural mode of exploitation that is linked to slavery — being Cuba one of the most important slave trade enclaves between the 16th and 19th centuries — originated a new and dynamic way of thinking.
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By tracing the essay form to its pioneer, 16th-century French Renaissance philosopher Michel de Montaigne, and drawing on the work of 20th-century philosophers Gilles Deleuze and Guy Debord, Adamson stakes out a claim for the uniqueness of the essay film as a truly dialectical form, one that stresses process and rejects cheap entertainment value and claims to objectivity.
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Dialectical behavior therapy evolved from Linehan's efforts to improve on past treatments for suicidal women that "were so focused on changing cognitions and behaviors that many patients felt criticized, misunderstood, and invalidated and consequently dropped out of treatment altogether," according to a National Center for Biotechnology Information article by Alexander L. Chapman, Ph.D. DBT treatment focuses on acceptance and change as its ultimate goals.
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Duchamp first made reference to the machine célibataire (bachelor machine) apparatus in a 1913 note written in preparation for his piece "La mariée mise à nu par ses célibataires, même" ("The Bride Stripped Bare by Her Bachelors, Even," 1915–23), which accentuates mental machines that work away on the imaginary, deconstructing the Hegelian tradition of sexual difference established as a dialectical and organic opposition of masculine and feminine.
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Her music glossy, twangy, encased in shiny resin, her voice distinctively modest and lucid, like your neighbor just down the street, Clark is as much a middlebrow queen as Kacey Musgraves, whose Pageant Material last year jolted the formal stasis of modern country, and by extension good old-fashioned traditional American values, and by further extension the cutesy feelgood blandness that occupies so throbbing a place in the national heart, by setting those elements against explicitly progressive or at least liberal content in a clever dialectical synthesis.
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" According to Psychology Today, dialectical behavior therapy teaches how to manage painful emotions and improve relationships by providing clients with therapeutic skills in four key areas: mindfulness, or the ability to accept and be present in the moment; distress tolerance, or the ability to tolerate a negative emotion instead of trying to escape from it; emotional regulation, or the ability to manage and change intense and problematic emotions; and interpersonal effectiveness, or the ability to "communicate with others in a way that is assertive, maintains self-respect, and strengthens relationships.
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