Dialectic
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Hegel: Glossary
philosophyfaculty.ucsd.eduDIALECTIC (Dialektik). The form of movement of concepts, in which development takes place through opposed or contradictory stages. The development in question pertains to the subject-matter of the Phenomenology, i.e. to forms of consciousness, and it is internal to them: it is self-development through self-criticism. Per Inwood, dialectic
Triangulation in Social Research: Qualitative and ...
research.apc.orggenerate a dialectic of learning. Triangulation means mixing approaches to get two or three viewpoints upon the things being studied. The resulting dialectic of learning thrives on the contrasts between what seems self-evident in interviews, what seems to underlie the lay discourses, what appears to be generally true in surveys, and what
Andragogy and Motivation: An Examination of the Principles ...
files.eric.ed.govgender or socioeconomic factors; an understanding of the post-modern principles of dialectic discourse and sometimes an application of those principles in development of theory; and a greater reliance on empirical research aided by more sophisticated statistics which enable difficult concepts to be analyzed. Although not making the
#1 Introduction – How people learn - Stanford University
web.stanford.eduSocrates developed the dialectic method of discovering truth through conversations with fellow citizens (Monroe, 1925). Inquiry methods owe much of their genesis to the thinking of Aristotle and others who followed this line of thinking. Strategies that …