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Перевод: Socratic

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1. "Burke Trend", said one insider, "used to say a brief should be Socratic and ask a series of questions.
2. He told George Seferis that, in his prose writings, the need for honesty and clarity entailed the kind of elaborate elucidation which audiences found dull; but this was now the manner that Eliot adopted, and it is possible to see the equivocations and hesitations of his later prose work as aspects of what was essentially a Socratic method of inquiry rather than an expression of caution or indecision.
3. The Socratic method, coupled with unremitting hedonism, will see you through until I get there, my dearest Carrie.
4. Lewis's popularity was part of this, and it was with more than a scent of victory in the air, victory over the agnostics and freethinkers, that he consented to be involved with the foundation of the Socratic Club in Oxford in 1941.
5. His classes are soliloquies and Socratic teases in which his interest in Classical Antiquity, in Pythagoras and Heraclitus, and in Hlderlin, Hegel and Marx, and in James Hogg, is imparted to the young ones.
6. The ideal Socratic evening came about when one of the speakers was an out-and-out atheist, but sometimes the society could only find speakers of opposing viewpoints within the Christian fold.
7. Malinowski was a prolific writer and also a uniquely gifted teacher, training, largely by the socratic method, a whole generation of brilliant disciples; true to their master in their fashion they have created modern social anthropology with cross-fertilization from Radcliffe-Brown.
8. Like many Oxford men, he belonged to the strong Socratic tradition in which dialogue was esteemed as highly as the written word.
9. Their philosophical idealism was at once a retreat from the material world of unruly mobs and declining privilege and a programme for maintaining their position while accommodating some change: "Socratic political thought was an intellectually sophisticated and ingenious justification for counter-revolution in democracy and the maintenance of the status quo in oligarchy" (ibid. p. 4).
10. Children have a knack of choosing the most inconvenient or embarrassing times for their Socratic dialogues.
11. In part this is achieved by setting up "behavioural experiments" to test out the silent assumptions and in part by "Socratic dialogue" with the client as to the validity, consistency and utility of these assumptions.
12. The first time I saw this I thought "Oh God, not another Socratic dialogue" but I was impressed on reading it.
13. " Socratic evenings took the form of two speakers facing one another over some such topic as "Is theology poetry?" or "If we have Christ's ethics does the rest of Christianity matter?"