Definitions

1. noun

A method of debate or discussion in which two or more sides present their arguments and counterarguments, often in a formal or structured manner.

“The professor used a dialectical approach to teach the students about different philosophical perspectives.”

2. noun

A process of reasoning or argumentation that involves the presentation of opposing viewpoints and the resolution of contradictions.

“The dialectical process helped the team to identify and address the flaws in their original plan.”

3. adjective

Relating to or characterized by dialectic, especially in the sense of a method of debate or discussion.

“The dialectical approach to learning is often used in academic settings to facilitate critical thinking and argumentation.”