The dialogical myth. A conversational analysis of philosophical dialogue
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Philosophical dialogue, Socratic dialogue, conversation analysis, ideology of dialogue.Abstract
The idealization of dialogue is not only a characteristic gesture of contemporary philosophical thought, but also of the humanities and of the pedagogical, therapeutic and organizational intervention procedures. In this article, we provide a critical review of the founding myth of Socratic dialogue through a conversation analysis of movements and discourse functions which are developed in it. In addition, we will explore the modern evolution of the genre of philosophical dialogue.
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