MacTaggart (Studies in Hegelian Dialectic) contends that direct contradiction is confined to the elementary portions of Hegel's Logic: but he does not deny its existence there, though his interpretation, could one accept it, softens the paradox. [Please select]
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The former he contends might be reclaimed by argument; but the latter he considers as incurable. [Please select]
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Haldane, who contends that physiology is not theoretically reducible to physics and chemistry. [Please select]
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The cherry of our orchards is excellent eating: a maggot contends with us for its possession. [Please select]
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Here, just because the idea was new, it cannot (he contends) be accounted for by education or environment or any other of the psychological causes which obviously determine the traditional beliefs of the great majority. [Please select]
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