Existential Interpretation of Contradictions and Differences in Dialogic Education According to Mulla Sadra’s Views

The purpose of this paper is to explain the concepts of contradiction and difference in the development of dialogic education with emphasis on Mulla Sadra's existensial views. The deductive method was used. In this regard, Sadra's views on human existence and knowledge were reviewed and the conflict and its central role in  dialogic education were explained. Common perspectives that focused on dialogue in the education process were also reviewed. It was found that these views were defective Because they have limited the realm of contradiction and difference for this reason of their understanding and description of dialogue-based education has shortcomings. Then, the ontological role of conflict and difference in Sadra's attitudes was examined and a distinct explanation of dialogue-based education different from common views was presented. Further instructions for dialogue-oriented education were offered to instruct staff and it was emphasized that dialogue training is on its true and original path when the contradictions and differences between the parties of the dialogue are recognized and this requires a confrontation. It is existential with all kinds of differences and contradictions.