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- Calculative Thinking: Author integrates calculative thinking with a second source, how calculative thinking may be applied to conflict resolution process, and its limitation. Heidegger, M. (1966). “Memorial address” in discourse on thinking. ( J. M.
Calculative Thinking: Author integrates calculative thinking with a second source, how calculative thinking may be applied to conflict resolution process, and its limitation. Heidegger, M. (1966). “Memorial address” in discourse on thinking. ( J. M.
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Title: Calculative Thinking
Contents
1. Author discusses one idea they learned from Heidegger’s article titled “Memorial address” in discourse on thinking
2. Author integrates calculative thinking with a second source
3. Author discusses how calculative thinking may be applied to conflict resolution process
4. Author discusses some limitations of calculative thinking and how to overcome them
Word count: 517
Heidegger’s (1966) article is cited below:
Heidegger, M. (1966). “Memorial address” in discourse on thinking. ( J. M. Anderson & E. H. Freund, Trans.). New York City, NY: Harper and Row. (Original work published 1955)