How to pronounce“counterposition”in English

If you look back in Plato's dialogue, Socrates is somebody who discusses the conversation in a very non-confrontational way. And he does so by asking open questions. He's not saying you're wrong.He's not offering counterpositions. He's not calling anyone named. He's not calling you stupid or idiotic or or evil. He's asking questions. And over the course of the dialogues, you know,they are condensed dialogues. In some ways, it might be a very romanticized account of what a Socratic dialogue looks like. But over the course of the conversation, both parties are better.