The way we encounter the world is anchored in our ways of attending to it. They not only change the relationship we have to the world we unceasingly construct; they also fundamentally determine the world we encounter. Thinking in language when untutored in dialectical linking puts us under the control of left-hemisphere, logical, thinking, — a mode of being now rampant that constrains the quality of our life and creative work. For this reason, we are in need of re-socializing ourselves through building up in our mind new ways of listening, speaking, writing, ‘thinking’, reading, communicating, coaching, and facilitating.
To further re-socialization in adults, IDM is launching 5-months long practica of dialectical thinking. The next Practicum starts at the end of November 2020. For details, see and
Since nobody can learn news ways of being from books but only through supervised practice, IDM Practica are structured in terms of a sequence of activities carried out by members of small cohorts of 4-6 participants mentored by Otto Laske, originator of the Dialectical Thought Form Framework. Have a look at the structure of the Practicum at the first link below and learn about the correspondence of Practicum Activities and Learning Targets at the second link.
Structure Proposal for Dialectics Practicum
Correspondence of Learning Activities & Targets
For viewing the Jaamzin Special Edition of Otto Laske’s dialectics-based visual artwork, go to You can place an order for a copy of the print edition by transferring $35 at [email protected] via Paypal (which includes shipping to you from an Amsterdam printer).
For additional information on the structure and flow of the Practicum, go to:
