The Sound of Two Hands Clapping¶
Dreyfus, G. B. J. (2003). The Sound of Two Hands Clapping: The Education of a Tibetan Buddhist Monk. University of California Press.
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Primes¶
- Dialectic
- Socratic seminars in schools; case-method teaching; Harkness-table discussions; philosophical practice with children (P4C); deliberative-democracy practices
This sourceInsider account of Tibetan (Geluk) monastic education, with detailed treatment of the theory and practice of formal debate (defender/challenger roles, clap-emphasis gestures, reductio); supports the Tibetan-monastic-debate example (the body sentence at line 199). Re-sourced: the original key cited a non-existent chapter ("Oral Debate in Tibetan Buddhist Monasteries" in a Tillemans-edited Buddhist Scholasticism and Belief, Dharma Drum) under a wrong author initial ("L. P. Dreyfus").
- Socratic seminars in schools; case-method teaching; Harkness-table discussions; philosophical practice with children (P4C); deliberative-democracy practices
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