The "sophistics" or "sophism" in Greek means the word "slander" (even meaning "wisdom"). The essence is to use the intricate thoughts and intriguing ideas in the conversation, in the argument, in the debate, to overcome the opposite. Supporters of sophistics are called "sophists." In the initial sense, sophistics has a negative meaning. Because, in opinions, to prefer complexity, but not simplicity, to express ideas tangled, but not lucid initially can only be considered as a negative character. (to be continued)
Thursday, February 21, 2019
A85.2
SOPHISTICS
The "sophistics" or "sophism" in Greek means the word "slander" (even meaning "wisdom"). The essence is to use the intricate thoughts and intriguing ideas in the conversation, in the argument, in the debate, to overcome the opposite. Supporters of sophistics are called "sophists." In the initial sense, sophistics has a negative meaning. Because, in opinions, to prefer complexity, but not simplicity, to express ideas tangled, but not lucid initially can only be considered as a negative character. (to be continued)
The "sophistics" or "sophism" in Greek means the word "slander" (even meaning "wisdom"). The essence is to use the intricate thoughts and intriguing ideas in the conversation, in the argument, in the debate, to overcome the opposite. Supporters of sophistics are called "sophists." In the initial sense, sophistics has a negative meaning. Because, in opinions, to prefer complexity, but not simplicity, to express ideas tangled, but not lucid initially can only be considered as a negative character. (to be continued)
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