Conversation
Socratic Questioning: Aims, Functions, and Challenges
This video features a conversation between Hossein Mahmoudi and Ali Sahebi on Socratic questioning. The discussion addresses the aims, functions, methods, and challenges of this approach in dialogue, education, and psychotherapy.
About this video
Socratic questioning is one of the key methods for thinking, dialogue, and clarifying beliefs; a method that, instead of offering ready-made answers, helps achieve a better understanding of an issue and re-examine presuppositions through precise questions. In this conversation, Hossein Mahmoudi and Ali Sahebi discuss the meaning and application of this technique.
The main themes of the conversation include the aims of Socratic questioning, its function in education and critical dialogue, how to formulate effective questions, and the challenges that arise in implementing this method. Socratic questioning can help reveal contradictions, evaluate beliefs, and strengthen critical thinking skills.
The significance of this discussion lies in the fact that Socratic questioning is not merely a philosophical technique; it can also be applied in education, counseling, psychology, and the culture of dialogue. This video is suitable for those interested in philosophy, psychology, critical thinking, and dialogue skills.
