Dimensions of philosophical dialogue

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Steve Williams

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Introduction

I produced this chart to give a more comprehensive account than is usually the case in p4c literature about what to look for in philosophical dialogues .

We do look for certain ‘moves’ or actions in dialogues – such as comparing, giving examples and creating analogies – but these...

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Dimensions of philosophical dialogue

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