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    The document discusses the dialectic method of philosophizing. It defines dialectic as coming to a conclusion through an exchange of contradictory logical arguments. The dialectic method aims to clarify notions and arguments through discussion with others by considering personal and shared conceptions. It can be seen in debates that pose opposing valid arguments to determine a correct endpoint. The document provides examples and distinguishes between opinions and facts, noting that dialectic involves both logically leading to truth.

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    The document discusses the dialectic method of philosophizing. It defines dialectic as coming to a conclusion through an exchange of contradictory logical arguments. The dialectic method aims to clarify notions and arguments through discussion with others by considering personal and shared conceptions. It can be seen in debates that pose opposing valid arguments to determine a correct endpoint. The document provides examples and distinguishes between opinions and facts, noting that dialectic involves both logically leading to truth.

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    METHODS OF PHILOSOPHIZING:

    DIALECTIC
    OBJECTIVES:

    At the end of this lesson, you should be able to:


    define and explain the dialectic method of
    philosophizing,
    compare the dialectic and Socratic methods of
    philosophizing;
    distinguish an opinion from truth by analyzing the
    given situations
    DIALECTIC METHOD
    The term 'dialectic' comes from the Greek
    word dialektike which means 'the art of conversation.’

    It is the act of talking back and forth, disagreeing with


    one another, and arguing about contentious issues.

    In philosophy, it is a method of coming up with a


    conclusion from an exchange of contradicting logical
    arguments.
    - The aim of dialectics, as a process of the dialogue, is the
    clarification of controversial notions and arguments
    with other people. In this process, personal and shared
    conceptions should be considered and corrected.
    Examples:
    discussing the pros and cons of a variety of human
    resource strategies as forms of managing employees
    in the workplace, then choosing the best option
    evaluating two physical activities regarding their
    ability to increase work performance
    DIALECTIC OR SOCRATIC
    Both the Socratic method and the dialectic method
    are based on a dialogue between two or more
    people who may hold differing views but wish to
    pursue the truth by seeking agreement with one
    another. To avoid confusions between the two
    methods, study the chart of comparison in the next
    slide.
    OPINION AND TRUTH
    The dialectic method may involve both opinions and facts
    as long as they are logical and lead to the truth.

    An opinion is a personal view formed about a particular


    matter.
    Truth is something that has real and proven existence
    regardless of one’s opinion, such as the fact that the
    heart is a muscle.
    • Statement A is an opinion since there is no proof or evidence
    that the president is indeed the most intelligent person in the
    country.
    • Statement B is a truth because the president is the head of the
    state and the chief officer of the country. Thus, he is the most
    powerful leader of the country.
    THE DIALECTIC METHOD LEADS TO
    WISDOM AND TRUTH
    The dialectic method can easily be seen in the day-to-
    day interactions of people. It is much like a debate
    that poses two clashing but valid arguments to
    determine an endpoint that is correct and true. In this
    sense, the truth of both arguments is always expected
    to rise from each conversation.
    GROUP ACTIVITY
    The class will be divided into two groups.
    Each group will be given a topic to defend.
    5 mins will be the allotted time for them to
    brainstorm and prepare their insights.
    After that each group will have 1 min to
    defend their insights.
    CRITERIA
    Content - 20
    Presentation - 15
    Delivery - 15
    TOTAL : 50
    HOMEWORK SHOULD BE
    BANNED

    SCHOOL UNIFORMS SHOULD BE


    REQUIRED

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