Definition of maieutic in English:

maieutic

adjective meɪˈjuːtɪkˌmeɪˈjudək

Of or denoting the Socratic mode of enquiry, which aims to bring a person's latent ideas into clear consciousness.
苏格拉底“助产式”诱导法的
Example sentencesExamples
- Growth-enabling leadership is best described as "maieutic" leadership, from the Greek maienomu (to serve as midwife).
- The aims of an analytical treatment are therapeutic or maieutic.
- By maieutic effect or aim, Bleger (1973) refers to an enrichment or more widespread development that affects either a part or the whole of the personality, distinguishing this from the curative goals.

plural noun meɪˈjuːtɪkˌmeɪˈjudək

maieutics

treated as singular The maieutic method.
苏格拉底“助产式”诱导法
Example sentencesExamples
- In this paper I want to show that poetics need maieutics.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Greek maieutikos, from maieuesthai 'act as a midwife', from maia 'midwife'.

Definition of maieutic in US English:

maieutic

adjectiveˌmāˈyo͞odəkˌmeɪˈjudək

Of or denoting the Socratic mode of inquiry, which aims to bring a person's latent ideas into clear consciousness.
苏格拉底“助产式”诱导法的
Example sentencesExamples
- The aims of an analytical treatment are therapeutic or maieutic.
- By maieutic effect or aim, Bleger (1973) refers to an enrichment or more widespread development that affects either a part or the whole of the personality, distinguishing this from the curative goals.
- Growth-enabling leadership is best described as "maieutic" leadership, from the Greek maienomu (to serve as midwife).

plural nounˌmāˈyo͞odəkˌmeɪˈjudək

maieutics

treated as singular The maieutic method.
苏格拉底“助产式”诱导法
Example sentencesExamples
- In this paper I want to show that poetics need maieutics.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Greek maieutikos, from maieuesthai ‘act as a midwife’, from maia ‘midwife’.

词汇	maieutic
释义	Definition of maieutic in English: maieutic adjective meɪˈjuːtɪkˌmeɪˈjudək Of or denoting the Socratic mode of enquiry, which aims to bring a person's latent ideas into clear consciousness. 苏格拉底“助产式”诱导法的 Example sentencesExamples Growth-enabling leadership is best described as "maieutic" leadership, from the Greek maienomu (to serve as midwife). The aims of an analytical treatment are therapeutic or maieutic. By maieutic effect or aim, Bleger (1973) refers to an enrichment or more widespread development that affects either a part or the whole of the personality, distinguishing this from the curative goals. plural noun meɪˈjuːtɪkˌmeɪˈjudək maieutics treated as singular The maieutic method. 苏格拉底“助产式”诱导法 Example sentencesExamples In this paper I want to show that poetics need maieutics. Origin Mid 17th century: from Greek maieutikos, from maieuesthai 'act as a midwife', from maia 'midwife'. Definition of maieutic in US English: maieutic adjectiveˌmāˈyo͞odəkˌmeɪˈjudək Of or denoting the Socratic mode of inquiry, which aims to bring a person's latent ideas into clear consciousness. 苏格拉底“助产式”诱导法的 Example sentencesExamples The aims of an analytical treatment are therapeutic or maieutic. By maieutic effect or aim, Bleger (1973) refers to an enrichment or more widespread development that affects either a part or the whole of the personality, distinguishing this from the curative goals. Growth-enabling leadership is best described as "maieutic" leadership, from the Greek maienomu (to serve as midwife). plural nounˌmāˈyo͞odəkˌmeɪˈjudək maieutics treated as singular The maieutic method. 苏格拉底“助产式”诱导法 Example sentencesExamples In this paper I want to show that poetics need maieutics. Origin Mid 17th century: from Greek maieutikos, from maieuesthai ‘act as a midwife’, from maia ‘midwife’.
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