Dialogue is a backbone of human relations world over. Whenever authentic dialogue is compromised and substituted with imposition or coercion, lasting peace in such a case is a mirage. This book discusses the values of dialogue in secular and religious organizations, between individuals and groups of people in this world. Dialogic communication can be a challenge to both leaders and followers. The author, a religious nun and a communication professional, shares the intrigues of dialogue with you. This book outlines the components of genuine dialogue based on Martin Buber's philosophy of Dialogic ethic of I-THOU as opposed to I-IT. Dialogue is involving the other, though you may not agree with his/her views. The author is convinced that if you and I embraced authentic dialogue despite its challenges, the world would be a better place to live in. According to the author, dialogue is often times assumed and is mistaken for what it is not. You and I need each other, so we have to...
