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> Article 193
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VI. Argument |
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| 6.3 Dialectic | ||
| Article 193–Passive Dialectic | ||
| Canon 2650 | ||
| A Passive Dialectic Method is a dialectic method that is predicated on the resolution of disagreement through logical and reasoned argument without the presumption of a pre-existing need for a particular belief system, or system in general. | ||
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| Canon 2651 | ||
| A Passive Dialectic Method by definition minimizes any bias or corruption of possible results, by avoiding presumptions of belief as a measure of validity or falsity to a particular argument. | ||
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| Canon 2652 | ||
| Of all dialectic methods, only one method may be regarded as Passive being the Elenchus Dialectic Method, also known as the “Socratic Method”. | ||
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