How to Make a Dialectical Plan

Unlock the power of structured thinking with this course on the matrix dialectical plan, a modern approach to essay, dissertation, and general topic development. Learn a unique methodology that goes beyond the traditional thesis-antithesis-synthesis model.

This course introduces concept matrices, a versatile and multi-disciplinary tool developed by the instructor. Discover how these matrices can be applied to create a robust and well-organized plan for academic writing and beyond. The techniques taught are also valuable for preparing for certain exam or competition subjects.

You don't need prior philosophical knowledge to benefit from this course. It’s designed for practical application – applied philosophy at its finest. We focus on using philosophical concepts for tangible results.

The course is structured into five key parts, building your understanding step-by-step:

• Understanding Concept Matrices: A thorough exploration of what concept matrices are and how they function.
• Practical Matrix Exercises: Hands-on examples and exercises to solidify your grasp of concept matrices.
• Simple Theses: Analyze quotations, sentences, and assertions related to individual concepts within a matrix.
• Compound Theses: Develop analyses of quotations, sentences, and assertions involving two or more concepts from a matrix.
• Creating the Matrix Dialectical Plan: Master the process of constructing a comprehensive plan using the matrix dialectical approach.

The course is richly illustrated with diagrams and charts to enhance comprehension. Exercises are included throughout to reinforce learning and assess your progress. These exercises are also suitable for instructors wishing to teach concept matrices for planning general topics.

Don't hesitate to ask questions! Your inquiries are welcome and will be addressed promptly. Master the art of structured argumentation and elevate your academic work with the matrix dialectical plan.