maieutics
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Maieutics

• Maieutics ( or ) is a pedagogical method based on the idea that the truth is latent in the mind of every human being due to innate reason but has to be "given birth"by answering intelligently proposed questions (or problems).

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权威例句

Ancient Philosophers: The Doctrine of Socrates, Concepts
Transdermal drug pharmacokinetics in man: Interindividual variability and partial prediction.
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E-Maieutics in Post-industrial Engineering Education
E-Maieutics. Rationale and approach
E-Maieutics. Rationale and approach
From maieutics to metanoia: Levinas's understanding of the philosophical task
Raymund Schwager's Maieutics: "Mimesis and Freedom"and the Transformation of René Girard
Ironic midwives: Socratic maieutics in Nietzsche and Kierkegaard