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Debate and Constructive Dialogue
- Listening
- Active listening techniques
- Active listening and feedback
- Critical thinking and listening
- Dialogue and Debate
- Dialogue types: research, negotiation, informative, deliberative, disputable, persuasive
- Research dialogue: need of proof >finding proof > confirmation/ confutation of the assumption
- Argument/ demonstration of argument
- Types of argumentation: deductive/ inductive
- Errors of argumentation and manipulation of arguments
- Types of proof: actions, opinions of authority, figures, testimonies etc.
- Negotiation dialogue:
- Conflict of interests
- Reaching your goal
- An acceptable agreement for both parties
- Informative dialogue:
- Need for information
- Providing/ obtaining information
- Exchange of information
- Deliberative dialogue:
- Dilemma or practical choice
- Coordination of purposes and actions
- Choosing the best way of acting
- Retractation, dilemma
- Disputable dialogue:
- Personal conflict
- Verbal attack of the opponent
- Revealing the depth basis of the conflict
- Irony, empathy
- Persuasive dialogue:
- Conflicting opinions
- Persuation of the interlocutor
- Clarifying/ solving a problem
- Dialogue "between three": speaker, interlocutor and audience.
- Dialogue in front of the TV camera.
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ERUDIO Workshops:
April, 2010
Irony and self irony
in public speech
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