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Journal of Dialogue Studies Vol 3 No 1

4 March 2015

Journal of Dialogue Studies, Vol 3 No 1

Spring 2015, Vol 3, No 1
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7 articles in this issue
  • Editorial Introduction Paul Weller | Pages: 5-7
  • “Holding Oneself Open in a Conversation” – Gadamer’s Philosophical Hermeneutics and the Ethics of Dialogue Scherto Gill | Pages: 9-28
  • The Origin of Intercultural Dialogue Practice in European Union External Action Pietro de Perini | Pages: 29-56
  • Dialogue as a Tool for Racial Reconciliation: Examining Racialised Frameworks Elli Nagai-Rothe | Pages: 57-69
  • The Buberian Dialogical Man as a Struggler in the Field of Existential Choice Dvora Lederman Daniely | Pages: 71-88
  • Tribal Morality and the Ethical Other: The Tension Between Modern Moral Aspirations and Evolved Moral Dispositions Charles Wright | Pages: 89-116
  • What does Ethical Dialogue Look Like? A Reflection Julian Bond | Pages: 117-122

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