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دیالکتیک
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Dialectic is a method of discussion where people with different viewpoints engage in reasoned argument to discover truth, rather than trying to win a debate through emotion or persuasive language. It matters because it offers a structured way to explore complex questions by combining opposing perspectives in pursuit of genuine understanding rather than victory.
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