Determining what the shortcomings or inaccuracies of the thing in doubt are constitutes the beginning of criticism. Criticism is therefore always accompanied by doubt. Criticism has three stages: The first stage is self-criticism. It is questioning one's status and limits in the field of interest. The second stage is the criticism of texts produced by others. At this stage, it is to reveal the deficiencies and errors in the texts in question. The third stage is to ensure that the identified deficiencies and errors are completed. In other words, it is to eliminate the deficiency or correct the mistake in the field by putting forward his/her own thoughts on the subject he/she criticizes.
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| Criticism in philosophical method |
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