PHILO L.3

Continuously asks series of questions and answer questions to stimulate critical thinking and draw out ideas and underlying presuppositions

• Socratic method

• Dialectical method

• Scientific method

• Historical method

Exchange of contradicting logical arguments

• Socratic method

• Dialectical method

• Scientific method

• Historical method

Conduct experimentation, inductive and deductive reasoning and hypothesis/theory testing

• Socratic method

• Dialectical method

• Scientific method

• Historical method

Gather pieces of evidence examine them and formulate ideas about the past to come up with present truths

• Socratic method

• Dialectical method

• Scientific method

• Historical method

It is an exchange of proposition (theses) and counter propositions (antithesis) resulting in a synthesis of the opposing assertions or at least a qualitative transformation

• Socratic method

• Dialectical method

• Scientific method

• Historical method

Form of a cooperative argumentative dialogue between individuals based on asking and answering questions to stimulate critical thinking

• Socratic method

• Dialectical method

• Scientific method

• Historical method

Process of experimentation that is used to explore observations and answer question

• Socratic method

• Dialectical method

• Scientific method

• Historical method

It is a process of learning the truth is simply through looking at past records to validate the present hypothesis

• Socratic method

• Dialectical method

• Scientific method

• Historical method

It consist of original document, artifacts or other pieces of information that we're created under the time of the study

• Primary sources

• Secondary sources

• Oral tradition

It contain useful information, but typically involve an analysis of primary source material. Example of this are books and magazines

• Primary sources

• Secondary sources

• Oral tradition