The Origin of the Socratic Method of Inquiry

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In short: The Socratic method is a form of spoken philosophical dialogue attributed to the Athenian philosopher Socrates, who lived from 470 to 399 B.C. [src_01].

A 1:51 short film in the series “Words & Phrases”.

Sources used in this film: Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy, “Socratic Method | Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy”; Springer Nature Switzerland AG, “The Socratic Method”; Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, “Socrates (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy)”; University of Chicago Law School, “The Socratic Method | University of Chicago Law School”; University of Wisconsin Law School, “The Socratic Method”.

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