The Socratic Method
Published 7/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 3.55 GB | Duration: 3h 24m
Published 7/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 3.55 GB | Duration: 3h 24m
Train your Mind to Improve itself
What you'll learn
Learn what The Socratic Method is and what it is for
Learn to use The Socratic Method to challenge and shape your own ideas
Learn to use The Socratic Method to help improve the thinking of other people
Learn what is expected of a good user of the method and what kind of attitude such a person should have
Requirements
None
Description
This course will teach you how to use The Socratic Method. Once you finish this course, you we be able to correct your own thinking; be able to make your thoughts clearer to yourself and ensure that they are consistent.The Socratic Method itself is attributed to Socrates: The Grandfather of Western Philosophy. In this figure, we saw a man who humbly pursued truth for its own sake and who had the wisdom to know the limits of his own knowledge, recognising that he always had something to learn.The Method is an approach to thinking and dialogue. It uses reason and proceeds using questions to challenge principles and beliefs. Unlike other methods of enquiry, one does not seek to lecture or impart their knowledge by using the method. Instead, it is use to invite true and understanding out of the person we are speaking to (even if that person is ourself).The idea is to use questions to examine different parts of one's beliefs, from the nature and principles of our beliefs to the evidence we have to support them to the ways in which they support one-another. Throughout all of these, errors and inconsistencies can be lurking and good use of The Socratic Method can iron-out these discrepancies, leading our mind to become harmonious with itself.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Section 2: Core Tenets
Lecture 2 Core Tenets
Lecture 3 Background
Section 3: General Tenets
Lecture 4 Definitions
Lecture 5 Reason
Lecture 6 Agreement
Lecture 7 Questions
Lecture 8 Virtue and Character
Lecture 9 A Progression
Lecture 10 Creativity
Section 4: Conclusion
Lecture 11 Conclusion
This course is for anyone