How to cultivate dialogue

From Crossing the Sacred Sea [Cruzando el mar sagrado] by Nathan A. Strait

  1. () Free speech fallacies as meta-argumentative errors [d]
  2. () On halting meta-argument with para-argument [d]
  3. Frits Koster, Jetty Heynekamp, & Victoria Norton [ed] () Mindful communication: speaking and listening with wisdom and compassion [i] [d]
  4. () The mindful interview method: retrieving cognitive evidence [i] [d]
  5. () Argumentation and the problem of agreement [d]
  6. () Keep your enemies close: adversarial collaborations will improve behavioral science [and comments and reply] [d]
  7. () The law as a conversation among equals [i] [d]
  8. () Burdens of proposing: on the burden of proof in deliberation dialogues [d] [u]
  9. () Bridging partisan divides: dialectical engagement and deep sociality [d] [u]
  10. () Telling a story in a deliberation: addressing epistemic injustice and the exclusion of Indigenous groups in public decision-making [d]
  11. () Self-awareness [as a criterion for evaluating social field research] [i] [j]
  12. () Argumentative ethics [i] [d]
  13. () Relational dialogue in emotion-focused therapy [p] [d]
  14. () More than merely verbal disputes [d]
  15. () Seeing the other side?: perspective-taking and reflective political judgements in interpersonal deliberation [d]
  16. () The dialogical roots of deduction: historical, cognitive, and philosophical perspectives on reasoning [i] [d]
  17. () Argument technology for debating with humans [using artificial intelligence] [p] [d]
  18. () Angelic devil's advocates and the forms of adversariality [d]
  19. Alessandra Tanesini & Michael P. Lynch [ed] () Polarisation, arrogance, and dogmatism: philosophical perspectives [i] [d]
  20. () Eudaimonistic argumentation [i] [d]
  21. () Intellectual humility and argumentation [i] [d]
  22. () Is bargaining a form of deliberating? [d]
  23. () No place for compromise: resisting the shift to negotiation [d]
  24. () Reducing exclusionary attitudes through interpersonal conversation: evidence from three field experiments [using non-judgmental exchange of narratives] [d]
  25. () From walls to bridges: education as dialectic and the educator as curator of the affective conditions of dialogue [i] [d]
  26. Neil Mercer, Rupert Wegerif, & Louis Major [ed] () The Routledge international handbook of research on dialogic education [i] [d]
  27. () From fact-checking to rhetoric-checking: extending methods for evaluating populist discourse [i] [d]
  28. () Why are we yelling?: the art of productive disagreement [i]
  29. () How to have impossible conversations: a very practical guide [i]
  30. () The innovator's discussion: the conversational skills of entrepreneurial teams [i] [d]
  31. () Bad language [i]
  32. () Creating dialectics to learn: infrastructures, practices, and challenges [i] [d]
  33. () The crisis of democracy and the science of deliberation [p] [d]
  34. () Open dialogue: a review of the evidence [p] [d]
  35. () Reason-giving and the natural normativity of argumentation [d]
  36. () The ethics of deliberative activism: in search of reasonableness and dialogic responsiveness in provocative art exhibitions [d]
  37. () Argumentative discussion: the rationality of what? [d]
  38. () Environmental argumentation [d]
  39. Adam Lindgreen, François Maon, Joëlle Vanhamme, Beatriz Palacios Florencio, Christine Vallaster, & Carolyn Strong [ed] () Engaging with stakeholders: a relational perspective on responsible business [i] [d]
  40. () Antisocial: online extremists, techno-utopians, and the hijacking of the American conversation [i]
  41. () Constructing intercultural selves: bridging cultural conflict through dialectical engagement [d]
  42. () The conversational Enlightenment: the reconception of rhetoric in eighteenth-century thought [i] [j]
  43. () Where opinions come from [i] [d]
  44. () The attraction of the ideal has no traction on the real: on adversariality and roles in argument [d]
  45. () The roles we make others take: thoughts on the ethics of arguing [d]
  46. () Why we argue (and how we should): a guide to political disagreement in an age of unreason [i] [d]
  47. André Bächtiger, John S. Dryzek, Jane J. Mansbridge, & Mark E. Warren [ed] () The Oxford handbook of deliberative democracy [i] [d]
  48. () Crits: a student manual [art studio critiques] [i] [d]
  49. Pierluigi Barrotta & Giovanni Scarafile [ed] () Science and democracy: controversies and conflicts [i] [d]
  50. () Building conflict resilience: it's not just about problem-solving [u]
  51. () Vaccinate against bad arguments [u]
  52. () See ideology as cognitive and not just political [u]
  53. () The surprising power of questions [u]
  54. () Complex thinking as a result of incongruent information exposure [d]
  55. () Democracy when the people are thinking: revitalizing our politics through public deliberation [i] [d]
  56. () An epistemic theory of democracy [i] [d]
  57. Jennifer H. Herman & Linda Burzotta Nilson [ed] () Creating engaging discussions: strategies for 'avoiding crickets' in any size classroom and online [i]
  58. () Persuasive power of prosodic features [d]
  59. () A role for reasoning in a dialogic approach to critical thinking [d]
  60. () Do reasoning limitations undermine discourse? [d]
  61. () The role of argument in negotiation [d]
  62. () Ten arguments for deleting your social media accounts right now [i]
  63. () Structured democratic dialogue: an application of a mathematical problem structuring method to facilitate reforms with local authorities in Cyprus [d]
  64. () Evidence and presumptions for analyzing and detecting misunderstandings [d]
  65. () Contrarian or jerk? [u]
  66. () Listening and deliberation [i] [d]
  67. () Deliberation in deeply divided societies [i] [d]
  68. () Egalitarian fantasy and politics in the real world [u]
  69. () Don't win the argument, rouse the conscience [u]
  70. () Deliberative ideals across diverse cultures [i] [d]
  71. () Conversations worth having: using appreciative inquiry to fuel productive and meaningful engagement [i]
  72. () Deliberative democracy and public dispute resolution [i] [d]
  73. () An avalanche of speech can bury democracy [u]
  74. () Shut up and listen: intersectional identity and the value of multi-perspectival diversity [u]
  75. () Conversations gone awry: detecting early signs of conversational failure [i] [d] [u]
  76. Francesco Arcidiacono & Antonio Bova [ed] () Interpersonal argumentation in educational and professional contexts [i] [d]
  77. () Processes of negotiation in socio-scientific argumentation about vegetarianism in teacher education [i] [d]
  78. () Deliberative citizens, (non)deliberative politicians: a rejoinder [d] [j]
  79. () Argumentation and conflict management in online epistemic communities: a narrative approach to Wikipedia debates [i] [d]
  80. () Therapeutic conversations: therapists' use of observational language contributes to optimal therapeutic outcomes [p] [d]
  81. () Argumentation and abduction in dialogical logic [i] [d]
  82. () A multivariate dynamic systems model for psychotherapy with more than one client [p] [d]
  83. () The virtuous troll: argumentative virtues in the age of (technologically enhanced) argumentative pluralism [d]
  84. () That's so meta!: usability of a hypergraph-based discussion model [i] [d]
  85. () Since Sandy Hook: strategic maneuvering in the gun control debate [d]
  86. () The troubling logic of inclusivity in environmental consultations [d]
  87. () Tell, ask, repair: early responding to discordant reality [d]
  88. () Authoritarian deliberation in China [d] [j]
  89. () Validity and scope as criteria for deliberative epistemic quality across pluralism [d]
  90. () Dialogue, integration, and action: empowering students, empowering community [d]
  91. () Cognitive and interpersonal features of intellectual humility [p] [d]
  92. () Interpreting straw man argumentation: the pragmatics of quotation and reporting [i] [d]
  93. () Analyzing the pragmatic structure of dialogues [d]
  94. () Natural-born arguers: teaching how to make the best of our reasoning abilities [d]
  95. () Creating space at the table: intellectual freedom can bolster diverse voices [d]
  96. () A plea for ecological argument technologies [d]
  97. Antonino Palumbo [ed] () Models of deliberative democracy [i]
  98. () Learning to argue via apprenticeship [p] [d]
  99. () Creating great choices: a leader's guide to integrative thinking [i]
  100. () A new rhetoric for a decolonial world [d]
  101. () Rhetorical closure [d]
  102. () Collusion in restraint of democracy: against political deliberation [as a solution to some failures of democracy] [d] [j]
  103. () Deliberation & the challenge of inequality [d] [j]
  104. () Rhetoric, ethics, and the principle of charity: pragmatist clues to the democratic riddle [d]
  105. () Meaning in dialogue: an interactive approach to logic and reasoning [i] [d]
  106. () Disagreement as an opportunity, not a threat [book review of: Constructive controversy: theory, research, practice, by David W. Johnson] [d]
  107. () What can studying designed marital argument interventions contribute to argumentation scholarship? [i] [d]
  108. () Solitary discourse is a productive activity [p] [d]
  109. () Straw men, iron men, and argumentative virtue [d]
  110. () 'Listening silence' and its discursive effects [d]
  111. () Fostering dialogue: exploring the therapists' discursive contributions in a couple therapy [i] [d]
  112. () 'Good moves' in knowledge-creating dialogue [u]
  113. () Combining explanation and argumentation in dialogue [d] [u]
  114. () Bias in legitimate ad hominem arguments [and comment by Andrew Aberdein and reply] [u]
  115. () If you don't know the answer, then that's your answer [u]
  116. () The discussion book: 50 great ways to get people talking [i]
  117. () Analysing practical argumentation [i] [d]
  118. () What virtue argumentation theory misses: the case of compathetic argumentation [d]
  119. () Reductio ad absurdum from a dialogical perspective [d] [j]
  120. () Free speech: ten principles for a connected world [i] [d]
  121. () Virtue and arguers [d]
  122. () Argument stakes: preliminary conceptualizations and empirical descriptions [d]
  123. Sven Ove Hansson & Gertrude Hirsch Hadorn [ed] () The argumentative turn in policy analysis: reasoning about uncertainty [i] [d]
  124. () An ethical perspective on accounting standard setting: professional and lay-experts' contribution to GASB's Pension Project [d]
  125. () I'm right and you're an idiot: the toxic state of public discourse and how to clean it up [i]
  126. () Metatherapeutic processing as a change-based therapeutic immediacy task: building an initial process model using a task-analytic research strategy [d]
  127. () Negotiation and deliberation: grasping the difference [d]
  128. () Intellectual humility, confidence, and argumentation [d]
  129. () Open-mindedness as a critical virtue [d]
  130. () Open dialogue: an applied Laingian practice [u]
  131. () When is therapist metacommunication followed by more client collaboration?: the moderation effects of timing and contexts [p] [d]
  132. () Argument relevance and structure: assessing and developing students' uses of evidence [d]
  133. () Interpretative disputes, explicatures, and argumentative reasoning [d]
  134. () Developing argumentation strategies in electronic dialogs: is modeling effective? [d]
  135. () The benefits of argumentation are cross-culturally robust: the case of Japan [d]
  136. () Why be an intellectually humble philosopher? [d]
  137. Fabio Paglieri, Laura Bonelli, & Silvia Felletti [ed] () The psychology of argument: cognitive approaches to argumentation and persuasion [i]
  138. () Practising insight mediation [i]
  139. () Playing with cards: discrimination claims and the charge of bad faith [d] [j] [u]
  140. () Pluralism as a bias mitigation strategy [u]
  141. () When strangers meet: how people you don't know can transform you [i]
  142. () The virtuous arguer: one person, four roles [d]
  143. () Recalling IBIS: can argumentation be disciplined? [o] [u]
  144. () Thick, thin, and becoming a virtuous arguer [d]
  145. () Difficult dialogue between next of kin: a Brazilian perspective on obstacles to integration [d]
  146. () Mastering the clinical conversation: language as intervention [i]
  147. () Towards a richer model of deliberation dialogue: closure problem and change of circumstances [d]
  148. () The fragility of argument [i]
  149. () The heart of the fight: a couple's guide to 15 common fights, what they really mean, & how they can bring you closer [i]
  150. () Don't feed the trolls: straw men and iron men [i] [d]
  151. () Conversations at work: promoting a culture of conversation in the changing workplace [i] [d]
  152. () The fake, the flimsy, and the fallacious: demarcating arguments in real life [d]
  153. () How not to be Reviewer #2 [u]
  154. Gervase R. Bushe & Robert J. Marshak [ed] () Dialogic organization development: the theory and practice of transformational change [i]
  155. () Questions for an open cultural institution: thinking together in provocative places [u]
  156. () Breaking our addiction to problem solving [u]
  157. () Discussing design: improving communication and collaboration through critique [i]
  158. () Talking to our selves: reflection, ignorance, and agency [i] [d]
  159. () Tacit knowledge awareness and its role in improving the decision-making process in international negotiations [i] [d]
  160. () The analyst's authenticity: 'if you see something, say something' [p] [d]
  161. () Discursive strategies of blame avoidance in government: a framework for analysis [d]
  162. () Constructive controversy: theory, research, practice [i] [d]
  163. () Better conversations: coaching ourselves and each other to be more credible, caring, and connected [i]
  164. () Democratic deliberation in the modern world: the systemic turn [d]
  165. () Quantifying doctors' argumentation in general practice consultation through content analysis: measurement development and preliminary results [d]
  166. () The effects of general practitioners' use of argumentation to support their treatment advice: results of an experimental study using video-vignettes [p] [d]
  167. () Deliberation and disagreement: problem solving, prediction, and positive dissensus [d]
  168. () Meditative dialogue: tuning in to the music of family therapy [d]
  169. () Correcting psychotherapists' blindsidedness: formal feedback as a means of overcoming the natural limitations of therapists [p] [d]
  170. () Experts and laymen grossly underestimate the benefits of argumentation for reasoning [d]
  171. () Virtue and irony in American democracy: revisiting Dewey and Niebuhr [i]
  172. () Epistemic cognition and development: the psychology of justification and truth [i] [d]
  173. () Arguing from similar positions: an empirical analysis [o] [d]
  174. () Reading the comments: likers, haters, and manipulators at the bottom of the Web [i] [d] [j]
  175. () Positively transforming classroom practice through dialogic teaching [i] [d]
  176. Johanna Seibt & Jesper Garsdal [ed] () How is global dialogue possible?: foundational research on values, conflicts, and intercultural thought [i] [d]
  177. () The embodied attunement of therapists and a couple within dialogical psychotherapy: an introduction to The Relational Mind research project [p] [d]
  178. () Withstanding tensions: scientific disagreement and epistemic tolerance [i] [d]
  179. () Reclaiming conversation: the power of talk in a digital age [i]
  180. () The importance and trickiness of definition strategies in legal and political argumentation [d] [u]
  181. () Behind the mirror: reflective listening and its tain in the work of Carl Rogers [d]
  182. () Bi-directional relationships between client and counselor speech: the importance of reframing [p] [d]
  183. () The outrage industry: political opinion media and the new incivility [i]
  184. () Discursive strategies of civil disagreement in public dialogue groups [d]
  185. () How smart is democracy?: you can't answer that question a priori [d]
  186. () Making conflict work: harnessing the power of disagreement [i]
  187. () Opening up ethical dialogue [i] [d]
  188. () The map and the territory: a practitioner perspective on knowledge cartography [i] [d]
  189. () Emotional change in international negotiation: analyzing the Camp David accords using cognitive–affective maps [d]
  190. () Reframing the intercultural dialogue on human rights: a philosophical approach [i] [d]
  191. () The consensus paradox: does deliberative agreement impede rational discourse? [d]
  192. () Conflict 101: hot, cold, or just right? [or: To resolve a conflict, first decide: is it hot or cold?] [u]
  193. () Towards a dialogical undergraduate introductory economics course [d]
  194. () Teaching rational entitlement and responsibility: a Socratic exercise [d] [u]
  195. () Establishing therapeutic dialogue with refugee families [d]
  196. () Deliberative methods for complex issues: a typology of functions that may need scaffolding [u]
  197. () False polarization: debiasing as applied social epistemology [d] [j]
  198. () Decision making through dialogue: a case study of analyzing preservice teachers' argumentation on socioscientific issues [d]
  199. () A new interpretive pedagogy [u]
  200. () Behavioral and emotional dynamics of two people struggling to reach consensus about a topic on which they disagree [p] [d]
  201. () Emotive language in argumentation [i] [d]
  202. () The problem of unconceived objections [d]
  203. () The virtues of ingenuity: reasoning and arguing without bias [d]
  204. () Learning to facilitate deliberation: practicing the art of hosting [d]
  205. () Strategic conversations: creating and directing the entrepreneurial workforce [i] [d]
  206. () Difficult conversations: talking with rather than talking at [d]
  207. () Thanks for the feedback: the science and art of receiving feedback (even when it is off-base, unfair, poorly delivered, and frankly, you're not in the mood) [i]
  208. () Comprehensive rhetorical pluralism and the demands of democratic discourse: partisan perfect reasoning, pragmatism, and the freeing solvent of Jaina logic [d] [u]
  209. () Conversation analysis of the two-chair self-soothing task in emotion-focused therapy [p] [d]
  210. () Resolution of an impasse at a network meeting: dialogical sequence analysis of the use of a shared formulation [d]
  211. Juan Esteban Ugarriza & Didier Caluwaerts [ed] () Democratic deliberation in deeply divided societies: from conflict to common ground [i] [d]
  212. Cecilia Wainryb & Holly E. Recchia [ed] () Talking about right and wrong: parent–child conversations as contexts for moral development [i] [d]
  213. () From conflict to creative collaboration: a user's guide to dynamic facilitation [i]
  214. Ximena Zúñiga, Gretchen E. Lopez, & Kristie A. Ford [ed] () Intergroup dialogue: engaging difference, social identities and social justice [i] [d]
  215. () Living room revolution: a handbook for conversation, community and the common good [i]
  216. () Debate dynamics: how controversy improves our beliefs [i] [d]
  217. () Invoking the authority of feelings as a strategic maneuver in family mealtime conversations [d]
  218. () The dance of opposites: explorations in mediation, dialogue and conflict resolution systems [i]
  219. () Virtue, in context [in argumentation] [d] [u]
  220. () Envisioning the role of facilitation in public deliberation [d]
  221. () A dialogical account of deductive reasoning as a case study for how culture shapes cognition [d]
  222. () Animist intersubjectivity as argumentation: Western Shoshone and Southern Paiute arguments against a nuclear waste site at Yucca Mountain [d]
  223. () My friendship with Martin Buber [i]
  224. Patricia Gurin, Biren (Ratnesh) A. Nagda, & Ximena Zúñiga [ed] () Dialogue across difference: practice, theory and research on intergroup dialogue [i] [j]
  225. () The art of communicating [i]
  226. () The open hand: arguing as an art of peace [i]
  227. () Developing norms of argumentation: metacognitive, epistemological, and social dimensions of developing argumentive competence [d]
  228. () On minimal deliberation, partisan activism, and teaching people how to disagree [d]
  229. () Deliberation, cognitive diversity, and democratic inclusiveness: an epistemic argument for the random selection of representatives [d] [j]
  230. () Culturally competent research: using ethnography as a meta-framework [i] [d]
  231. () Visualizing communication structures in science classrooms: tracing cumulativity in teacher-led whole class discussions [d]
  232. () Meditative dialogue: cultivating compassion and empathy with survivors of complex childhood trauma [d]
  233. () Dialogue & deliberation [i]
  234. () Equanimity and intimacy: a Buddhist-feminist approach to the elimination of bias [d]
  235. () Beyond the echo chamber [u]
  236. () The manager as facilitator of dialogue [d]
  237. () Student thought and classroom language: examining the mechanisms of change in dialogic teaching [d]
  238. () Rational versus unreasonable persuasion in doctor–patient communication: a normative account [d]
  239. () Humble inquiry: the gentle art of asking instead of telling [i]
  240. () Arguments about deletion: how experience improves the acceptability of arguments in ad-hoc online task groups [i] [d]
  241. () Tackling a wicked problem: water issues! How the Delta Dialogues Project is using dialogue mapping to build shared understanding [u]
  242. () Argument revision and its role in dialogue [u]
  243. () The reflexive turn: the rise of first-person ethnography [d]
  244. () Teleological justification of argumentation schemes [d]
  245. () Methods of argumentation [i] [d]
  246. () Empathy in intergroup dialogues [i] [j]
  247. () Changing on the job: developing leaders for a complex world [i] [d]
  248. () The power of being heard: the benefits of 'perspective-giving' in the context of intergroup conflict [d]
  249. () Community mapping for intercultural dialogue [u]
  250. () Search yourself: commentary on paper by Kenneth A. Frank [d]
  251. () Dialogue: a dialogue between focusing and relational perspectives [d]
  252. () The ethics of argumentation [d] [u]
  253. () Policy World: a cognitive game for teaching deliberation [i] [d]
  254. Ricca Edmondson & Karlheinz Hülser [ed] () Politics of practical reasoning: integrating action, discourse and argument [i]
  255. Frans H. van Eemeren & Bart Garssen [ed] () Topical themes in argumentation theory: twenty exploratory studies [i] [d]
  256. () Transforming communication for peace [i] [d]
  257. () The costs and benefits of arguing: predicting the decision whether to engage or not [i] [d]
  258. () Reasoning and argumentation: towards an integrated psychology of argumentation [d]
  259. Hélène Landemore & Jon Elster [ed] () Collective wisdom: principles and mechanisms [i] [d]
  260. () Provoking more productive discussion of wicked problems [d]
  261. () The case for informal argument [about assessment] [d]
  262. () A speaker-oriented multidimensional approach to risks and causes of miscommunication [d]
  263. () Intergroup dialogue: a critical-dialogic model for conflict engagement [i] [d]
  264. () Making maps that matter: situating GIS within community conversations about changing landscapes [d]
  265. () What would John Dewey say about deliberative democracy and democratic experimentalism? [d]
  266. Niels Pinkwart & Bruce M. McLaren [ed] () Educational technologies for teaching argumentation skills [i] [d]
  267. () Networked: the new social operating system [i] [d] [j]
  268. () Life-changing conversations: 7 strategies for talking about what matters most [i]
  269. () Feedback-giving as social practice: teachers' perspectives on feedback as institutional requirement, work and dialogue [d]
  270. () Subgroup conflicts?: try the psychodramatic 'double triad method' [d]
  271. () Reflecting team processes in family therapy: a search for research [d]
  272. () Understanding the dynamics of community engagement of corporations in communities: the iterative relationship between dialogue processes and local protest at the Tintaya copper mine in Peru [d]
  273. () Self-governance through group discussion in Wikipedia: measuring deliberation in online groups [d]
  274. () In search of our true selves: feedback as a path to self-knowledge [p] [d]
  275. () Open conversations: public learning in libraries and museums [i]
  276. () Unfinished lives [i]
  277. () Peer reviewers learn from giving comments [d]
  278. () Making capability lists: philosophy versus democracy [d]
  279. (/2013) The heretic's guide to best practices: the reality of managing complex problems in organisations [i]
  280. () Speaking freely: my experiences in individual psychotherapies, group therapies, and growth groups [p] [d]
  281. () We are all learning here: cycles of research and application in adult development [i] [d]
  282. () From belief to knowledge: achieving and sustaining an adaptive culture in organizations [i] [d]
  283. () Tacit knowledge structures in the negotiation process [i] [d]
  284. (/2014) Art critiques: a guide [i]
  285. () Creating dialogic contexts for multidisciplinary clinical reviews: the reflecting team process [d]
  286. () Expertise, argumentation, and the end of inquiry [d]
  287. () Advancing a second-person contemplative approach for collective wisdom and leadership development [d]
  288. () Skillful engagement with wicked issues: a framework for analysing the meaning-making structures of societal change agents [u]
  289. () 'Bet you think this song is about you': whose narrative is it in narrative research? [u]
  290. () Introducing dialogic teaching to science student teachers [d]
  291. Roger A. Lohmann & Jon Van Til [ed] () Resolving community conflicts and problems: public deliberation and sustained dialogue [i] [d] [j]
  292. Kelly E. Maxwell, Biren (Ratnesh) A. Nagda, Monita C. Thompson, & Patricia Gurin [ed] () Facilitating intergroup dialogues: bridging differences, catalyzing change [i]
  293. () What good is moral reasoning? [d]
  294. () Argumentation, dialogue theory, and probability modeling: alternative frameworks for argumentation research in education [d]
  295. () Learning through deepening conversations: a key strategy of insight mediation [d]
  296. () The un-making of a method: from rating scales to the study of psychological processes [d]
  297. () Becoming dialogical: psychotherapy or a way of life? [d]
  298. () Mindful argument, Deweyan pragmatism, and the ideal of democracy [o]
  299. () Why Twitter's oral culture irritates Bill Keller (and why this is an important issue) [u]
  300. () Reasoning about knowledge using defeasible logic [d]
  301. () The fallacy of careless contrarianism [u]
  302. () Towards the detection of social dominance in dialogue [d]
  303. () An action research approach to the inclusion of immigrants in work life and local community life: preparation of a participatory realm [d]
  304. () Catalytic conversations: organizational communication and innovation [i] [d]
  305. () The circle way: a leader in every chair [i]
  306. () Facilitated dialogues with teachers in conflict-ridden areas: in search of pedagogical openings that move beyond the paralysing effects of perpetrator–victim narratives [d]
  307. () Study circles and the Dialogue to Change Program [u]
  308. () Peacemaking in the culture war between gay rights and religious liberty [u]
  309. () The IBIS field guide: exploring complexity [u]
  310. () Students as learners and teachers: taking responsibility, transforming education, and redefining accountability [d] [j]
  311. () Democracy & rhetoric: John Dewey on the arts of becoming [i]
  312. () Combining facilitated dialogue and spatial data analysis to compile landscape history [d]
  313. () Strategic maneuvering in argumentative discourse: extending the pragma-dialectical theory of argumentation [i] [d]
  314. () How students come to be, know, and do: a case for a broad view of learning [i] [d]
  315. () Arguing to learn and learning to argue: design justifications and guidelines [d]
  316. () Moving forward by agreeing to disagree: a response to 'Healing ecology' [u]
  317. () Education for human rights, inter-cultural and inter-religious dialogue: the role of UNESCO [i] [d]
  318. () Living with the dragon: acting ethically in a world of unintended consequences [i] [d]
  319. () Eloquence and incommensurability: an investigation into the grammar of irreconcilable differences [d]
  320. Nona Lyons [ed] () Handbook of reflection and reflective inquiry [i] [d]
  321. () What we hide in words: emotive words and persuasive definitions [d]
  322. () A dialogical model for engaging spirituality in therapy [d]
  323. () From monologue to dialogue: improving written feedback processes in mass higher education [d]
  324. () Why argue?: towards a cost–benefit analysis of argumentation [d]
  325. () Dominance signals in debates [i] [d]
  326. () How (well-structured) talk builds the mind [i]
  327. () The leaderful fieldbook: strategies and activities for developing leadership in everyone [i]
  328. () Transforming violent conflict: radical disagreement, dialogue and survival [i] [d]
  329. Chris Reed & Christopher W. Tindale [ed] () Dialectics, dialogue and argumentation: an examination of Douglas Walton's theories of reasoning and argument [i]
  330. () What is social learning? [u]
  331. () Reflective interviewing: a guide to theory and practice [i] [d]
  332. () Food for thought: conditions for discourse reflection in the light of environmental assessment [d]
  333. () Partners in thought: working with unformulated experience, dissociation, and enactment [i] [d]
  334. () Toward a Deweyan theory of communicative mindfulness [d]
  335. () Between understanding and misunderstanding [d]
  336. () A dialogue model of belief [d]
  337. () Argumentation and explanation in conceptual change: indications from protocol analyses of peer-to-peer dialog [p] [d]
  338. Claudio Baraldi [ed] () Dialogue in intercultural communities: from an educational point of view [i] [d]
  339. () Conversation and psychotherapy: how questioning reveals institutional answers [d]
  340. () Psychotherapy as a developmental process [i] [d]
  341. () Addressing partisan perceptions [i] [u]
  342. () Democracy, sustainability and dialogic accounting technologies: taking pluralism seriously [d]
  343. () Putting perspectives into participation: constructive conflict methodology for problem structuring in stakeholder dialogues [i] [u]
  344. () Facilitating dialogue between aquaculture and agriculture: lessons from role-playing games with farmers in the Mekong Delta, Vietnam [d]
  345. () When the people speak: deliberative democracy and public consultation [i] [d]
  346. Kenneth J. Gergen, Stuart M. Schrader, & Mary M. Gergen [ed] () Constructing worlds together: interpersonal communication as relational process [i]
  347. () Drama, talk, and emotion: omitted aspects of public participation [d]
  348. () Culture sensitive arguments [and comment by Ruth Amossy] [u]
  349. () Knowledge and intellectual practice in a Swahili context: 'wisdom' and the social dimensions of knowledge [d]
  350. () Contestatory performative acts in transnational political meetings [d]
  351. (/2022) What we say matters: practicing nonviolent communication [i]
  352. () Staying with conflict: a strategic approach to ongoing disputes [i]
  353. () Interfaith dialogue in global perspective and the necessity of youth involvement [d]
  354. () On advocacy by environmental scientists: what, whether, why, and how [p] [d]
  355. () Argumentation as an object of interest and as a social and cultural resource [i] [d]
  356. () The death of 'why?': the decline of questioning and the future of democracy [i]
  357. () Argumentation in school science: breaking the tradition of authoritative exposition through a pedagogy that promotes discussion and reasoning [d]
  358. () Coping through emotional approach: emerging evidence for the utility of processing and expressing emotions in responding to stressors [i] [d]
  359. () Popular arts and education in community-based participatory research (CBPR): on the subtle craft of developing and enhancing channels for clear conversations among CBPR partners [p] [d]
  360. () Dialogue, forgiveness, and reconciliation [i] [d]
  361. () Worldview and mind: religious thought and psychological development [i]
  362. () Credibility [of scientists] [p] [d]
  363. () Mapping dialogue: essential tools for social change [i]
  364. (/2012) Community conversations: mobilizing the ideas, skills, and passion of community organizations, governments, businesses, and people [i]
  365. () Learning to teach ethics from the heart: a journey of discovery form the inside out [i]
  366. () Getting to know one another through drawing [d]
  367. () Growing a global issue base: an issue-based approach to policy deliberation [u]
  368. () Thinking critically about critical thinking: towards a post-critical, dialogic pedagogy for popular visual culture [d]
  369. () Civitas in horto: James Luther Adams and Lowell Welden Livezey at the banquet table of Chicago citizenship [d] [j]
  370. () Innovating democracy: democratic theory and practice after the deliberative turn [i] [d]
  371. () How to disagree [or: The disagreement hierarchy] [u]
  372. () Invention and public dialogue: lessons from rhetorical theories [d]
  373. () In search of dialogue: staging science communication in consensus conferences [i] [d]
  374. () Wisdom cultivated through dialogue [d]
  375. () A culture of justification: the pragmatist's epistemic argument for democracy [d] [u]
  376. () Dialogue mapping and collaborative learning [i] [d]
  377. () Designing persuasive dialogue systems: using argumentation with care [i] [d]
  378. () Accidental dialogue [d]
  379. () The importance of the dharma discussion guidelines [u]
  380. () Mobility as stress regulation: a challenge to dialogue in planning? [i] [d]
  381. () Liberating voices: a pattern language for communication revolution [i] [d] [u]
  382. () Conversational mindfulness [u]
  383. () Mutual learning as an agenda for social development [i]
  384. () On teaching and learning: putting the principles and practices of dialogue education into action [i]
  385. () Open questions invite dialogue [i]
  386. () Joyful ignorance and the civic mind [i]
  387. () Rescher on dialog systems, argumentation, and burden of proof [i] [d]
  388. () Witness testimony evidence: argumentation, artificial intelligence, and law [i] [d]
  389. () Toward psychologies of liberation [i] [d]
  390. () Beyond ideology: dialogue [i] [d]
  391. () Clients' experiences of difference with therapists: sustaining faith in psychotherapy [p] [d]
  392. () The locus of the myside bias in written argumentation [d]
  393. () From spheres of civility to critical public spheres: democracy and citizenship in the big house (Part I) [j]
  394. () From spheres of civility to critical public spheres: democracy and citizenship in the big house (Part II) [j]
  395. () Argumentation and distortion [d] [u]
  396. () Reframing practices in moral conflict: interaction problems in the negotiation standoff at Waco [d]
  397. Harlene Anderson & Diane R. Gehart [ed] () Collaborative therapy: relationships and conversations that make a difference [i] [d]
  398. () Indigenous knowledge and western science: the possibility of dialogue [d]
  399. () Employing philosophical dialogue in collaborative science [d] [j]
  400. () Beyond negativity: the effects of incivility on the electorate [d] [j]
  401. () Hypermedia discourse: contesting networks of ideas and arguments [i] [d] [u]
  402. () Deliberative mapping: a novel analytic-deliberative methodology to support contested science-policy decisions [d]
  403. () Virtue epistemology and argumentation theory [u]
  404. Marion Grein & Edda Weigand [ed] () Dialogue and culture [i] [d]
  405. () Storytelling as a medium for balanced dialogue on conservation in Cameroon [d]
  406. () Recognizing the passion in deliberation: toward a more democratic theory of deliberative democracy [d] [j]
  407. () Socratic epistemology: explorations of knowledge-seeking by questioning [i] [d]
  408. () Join the conversation: how to engage marketing-weary consumers with the power of community, dialogue, and partnership [i]
  409. () The ethical attitude in narrative research: principles and practicalities [i] [d]
  410. () Teaching transformation: transcultural classroom dialogues [i] [d]
  411. () Democracy as discussion: civic education and the American forum movement [i]
  412. () Conflict dialogue: working with layers of meaning for productive relationships [i] [d]
  413. () Meditative dialogue: a tool for engaging students in collaborative learning processes [d]
  414. (/2015) What therapists say and why they say it: effective therapeutic responses and techniques [i] [d]
  415. () Dialogue and the development of children's thinking: a sociocultural approach [i]
  416. () Time for learning: classroom dialogue in its temporal context [i]
  417. () The learning conference [d]
  418. () Dialectics: a classical approach to inquiry [i] [d]
  419. () The art of conversation is coordination: common ground and the coupling of eye movements during dialogue [p] [d] [j]
  420. () The little book of dialogue for difficult subjects: a practical, hands-on guide [i]
  421. () Maps narratives and trails: performativity, hodology and distributed knowledges in complex adaptive systems—an approach to emergent mapping [d]
  422. () The power of a positive No: how to say No and still get to Yes [i]
  423. () Carl Rogers and the larger context of therapeutic thought [p] [d]
  424. () Talking about race: community dialogues and the politics of difference [i] [d]
  425. () Types of dialogue, dialectical relevance, and textual congruity [u]
  426. () Working through intergenerational conflicts by sharing personal stories in dialogue groups [i]
  427. () The dialogue of civilizations in the birth of modern science [i] [d]
  428. () Social contracting in a pluralist process of moral sense making: a dialogic twist on the ISCT [d] [j]
  429. () Avoiding ghettos of like-minded people: random selection and organizational collaboration [i]
  430. () Dialogue mapping: building shared understanding of wicked problems [i]
  431. () What is the middle ground, anyway? [d] [j]
  432. (/2007) Caring to dialogue: feminism and the treatment of animals [i]
  433. () Leading through conflict: how successful leaders transform differences into opportunities [i]
  434. (/2007) Liderazgo ante la adversidad: cómo los buenos líderes transforman los conflictos en oportunidades [i]
  435. () Dialogism and psychotherapy: therapists' and clients' beliefs supporting monologism [d]
  436. () Make-or-break roles in collaboration leadership [i]
  437. (/2012) Dialogical planning in a fragmented society: critically liberal, pragmatic, incremental [i]
  438. () Fostering dialogue across divides: a nuts and bolts guide from the Public Conversations Project [o]
  439. () The effectiveness of argumentative strategies [d]
  440. () Making a difference: on the constraints of consensus building and the relevance of deliberation in stakeholder dialogues [d]
  441. () On complex communication [d] [j]
  442. () Developing one's own voice as a therapist: a dialogic approach to therapist education [d]
  443. () Marketing is a conversation [u]
  444. () Learning and livelihood [u]
  445. () Philosophical dialectics: an essay on metaphilosophy [i]
  446. () Disenchanting the rhetoric: human uniqueness and human responsibility [p] [d] [j]
  447. () There's no such thing as 'nonjudgmental' debriefing: a theory and method for debriefing with good judgment [p]
  448. () Psychotherapy integration: a postmodern critique [d]
  449. Sandy Schuman [ed] () Creating a culture of collaboration: the International Association of Facilitators handbook [i]
  450. () The tension between authoritative and dialogic discourse: a fundamental characteristic of meaning making interactions in high school science lessons [d]
  451. () The art of civilized conversation: a guide to expressing yourself with style and grace [i]
  452. () Courageous conversations about race: a field guide for achieving equity in schools [i]
  453. () Involving multiple stakeholders in large-scale collaborative projects [i]
  454. () Theory, practice, and public dialogue: a case study in facilitating community transformation [i]
  455. Susanne Stoll-Kleemann & Martin Welp [ed] () Stakeholder dialogues in natural resources management: theory and practice [i] [d]
  456. () Facilitating dialogue and deliberation in environmental conflict: the use of groups in collaborative learning [i]
  457. () Fundamentals of critical argumentation [i] [d]
  458. () Integrative theory of reflexive dialogues [i] [d]
  459. (/2014) Strategic maneuvering through persuasive definitions: implications for dialectic and rhetoric [i]
  460. () Manual for Jim Rough's dynamic facilitation method [u]
  461. () Practical dialogue: emergent approaches for effective collaboration [i]
  462. () I can tell her anything: the power of girl talk [i]
  463. () Conversation as experiential learning [d]
  464. Béla H. Bánáthy & Patrick M. Jenlink [ed] () Dialogue as a means of collective communication [i] [d]
  465. () Dialogue journals [i]
  466. () Interviewing and diagnostic exercises for clinical and counseling skills building [i] [d]
  467. () El diálogo de saberes y la educación ambiental [i]
  468. () The World Café: shaping our futures through conversations that matter [i]
  469. () Adapting and combining deliberative designs: juries, polls, and forums [i]
  470. (/2012) Connecting across differences: an introduction to compassionate, nonviolent communication [i]
  471. () Using methods that matter: the impact of reflection, dialogue, and voice [p] [d]
  472. John Gastil & Peter Levine [ed] () The deliberative democracy handbook: strategies for effective civic engagement in the twenty-first century [i]
  473. (/2008) Sequencing deliberative moments [i] [d]
  474. () Public pragmatism: Jane Addams and Ida B. Wells on lynching [j]
  475. () Facilitating the whole system in the room [i]
  476. () The gift of self: the art of transparent facilitation [i]
  477. Sandy Schuman [ed] () The IAF handbook of group facilitation: best practices from the leading organization in facilitation [i]
  478. (/2006) Dialogical meetings in social networks [i] [d]
  479. () From conscientization to interbeing: a personal journey [i] [d]
  480. () Taking conversation, dialogue, and therapy public [d]
  481. () The architecture of participation [i]
  482. () Multicultural organization competence through deliberative dialogue [u]
  483. Mary E. Williams [ed] () Constructing a life philosophy: opposing viewpoints [i]
  484. () Connecting levels: a systems view on stakeholder dialogue for sustainability [d]
  485. () Emotion, argumentation and informal logic [d] [u]
  486. David Grant, Cynthia Hardy, Cliff Oswick, & Linda L. Putnam [ed] () The Sage handbook of organizational discourse [i] [d]
  487. () The thin book of naming elephants: how to surface undiscussables for greater organizational success [i]
  488. () Skill is not enough: seeking connectedness and authority in mediation [d]
  489. () Consensus building: clarifications for the critics [d]
  490. () Solving tough problems: an open way of talking, listening, and creating new realities [i]
  491. () Confrontations with power: moving beyond the 'tyranny of safety' in participation [i]
  492. () Multiple pasts, converging presents, and alternative futures [d]
  493. () Beyond neutrality: confronting the crisis in conflict resolution [i]
  494. () Equity, diversity, and interdependence: reconnecting governance and people through authentic dialogue [i]
  495. () From consent to mutual inquiry [d]
  496. () Contemporary psychotherapy: moving beyond a therapeutic dialogue [d]
  497. () Dialogic activity structures for project-based learning environments [d]
  498. () Bridging difference through dialogue: a constructivist perspective [d]
  499. Walter G. Stephan & W. Paul Vogt [ed] () Education programs for improving intergroup relations: theory, research, and practice [i]
  500. () The teacher as partner: exploring participant structures, symmetry, and identity work in scaffolding [d]
  501. () Your identity zones: Who am I? Who are you? How do we get along? [i]
  502. () Neither naïve nor critical reconstruction: dispute mediators, impasse, and the design of argumentation [d]
  503. () The rhetoric of public dialogue [u]
  504. () Reaching beyond adversarial activism [i]
  505. () The tao of democracy: using co-intelligence to create a world that works for all [i]
  506. () Coping with paradox: multistakeholder learning dialogue as a pluralist sensemaking process for addressing messy problems [d]
  507. () Breaking the cycle of distrust [i]
  508. Mirjana N. Dedaić & Daniel N. Nelson [ed] () At war with words [i] [d]
  509. James S. Fishkin & Peter Laslett [ed] () Debating deliberative democracy [i] [d]
  510. () Desde el diagnóstico territorial participativo hasta la mesa de negociación: orientaciones metodológicas [u]
  511. () Metadialogues [i] [d]
  512. () Martin Buber's I and thou: practicing living dialogue [i]
  513. Jan van Kuppevelt & Ronnie W. Smith [ed] () Current and new directions in discourse and dialogue [i] [d]
  514. () Rhetoric and dialectic in Martin Luther King's 'Letter from Birmingham jail' [i] [d]
  515. () Practice—thought—practice [i]
  516. () Transcendence and violence: the encounter of Buddhist, Christian, and primal traditions [i]
  517. () Improvised dialogues: emergence and creativity in conversation [i]
  518. () Construction of collective and individual knowledge in argumentative activity [d]
  519. () Open dialogue integrates individual and systemic approaches in serious psychiatric crises [d]
  520. () Democracy and its global roots: why democratization is not the same as westernization [u]
  521. () In search of a pedagogy of conflict and dialogue for mathematics education [i] [d]
  522. () The soul of a terrorist: reflections on our war with the 'other' [i]
  523. () A psychodynamic analysis of discourse theory: understanding the influence of emotions, regression, and change [d] [j]
  524. () From fieldwork to mutual learning: working with PRATEC [d] [j]
  525. () How does the relationship facilitate productive client thinking? [d]
  526. (/2017) Argumentation: analysis and evaluation [i] [d]
  527. () The three person field: collaborative consultation to psychotherapy [d]
  528. () Ordinary cosmopolitanisms: strategies for bridging racial boundaries among working-class men [d]
  529. () War of the worlds: what about peace? [i]
  530. () Deliberative dialogue to expand civic engagement: what kind of talk does democracy need? [d]
  531. () Who says change can be managed?: positions, perspectives and problematics [d]
  532. () The leader's edge: six creative competencies for navigating complex challenges [i]
  533. (/2012) Crucial conversations: tools for talking when stakes are high [i]
  534. () Strangers to ourselves: discovering the adaptive unconscious [i]
  535. () Patients as partners, patients as problem-solvers [p] [d]
  536. () Advancing a political ecology of global environmental discourses [d]
  537. () Being upright: Zen meditation and the bodhisattva precepts [i]
  538. Sarah vL. Campbell, Amy Malick, & Martha L. McCoy [ed] () Organizing community-wide dialogue for action and change: a step-by-step guide [o] [u]
  539. () Mediating dangerously: the frontiers of conflict resolution [i]
  540. () The deep blue sea: rethinking the source of leadership [i]
  541. Ruth Hayhoe & Julia Pan [ed] () Knowledge across cultures: a contribution to dialogue among civilizations [i]
  542. () Judgment, rhetoric, and the problem of incommensurability: recalling practical wisdom [i]
  543. () How the way we talk can change the way we work: seven languages for transformation [i]
  544. () Managing conflict in a negotiated world: a narrative approach to achieving dialogue and change [i] [d]
  545. () Cooperative argumentation: a model for deliberative community [i]
  546. () Putting something in the middle: an approach to dialogue [o]
  547. (/2017) Deliberative democracy and the case for depoliticising government [i]
  548. () Public reflection as the basis of learning [d]
  549. () Creating conversations: improvisation in everyday discourse [i]
  550. David Louis Schoem & Sylvia Hurtado [ed] () Intergroup dialogue: deliberative democracy in school, college, community, and workplace [i] [d]
  551. () Open dialogue in psychosis I: an introduction and case illustration [d]
  552. () Open dialogue in psychosis II: a comparison of good and poor outcome cases [d]
  553. () Compendium: making meetings into knowledge events [u]
  554. () Public dialogue and participatory democracy: the Cupertino community project [i]
  555. () The origins and nature of arguments: studies in conflict understanding, emotion, and negotiation [d]
  556. () Improving intergroup relations [i]
  557. () Will the circle be unbroken?: reflections on death, rebirth, and hunger for a faith [i]
  558. () Liberating oneself from the absolutized boundary of language: a liminological approach to the interplay of speech and silence in Chan Buddhism [d] [j]
  559. () The 10 lenses: your guide to living & working in a multicultural world [i]
  560. (/2009) Communicate successfully by seeking balance [i] [d]
  561. () Dewey on democracy [i] [d] [j]
  562. () Friendly alternatives to the argumentative essay [u]
  563. () Reaching for higher ground in conflict resolution: tools for powerful groups and communities [i]
  564. () From disordering discourse to transformative dialogue [i] [d]
  565. () Constructing psychopathology from a cognitive narrative perspective [i] [d]
  566. (/2003) Democratic deliberation within [i] [d]
  567. () Beyond transactions: on the interpersonal dimension of economic reality [d]
  568. () Portraying science accurately in classrooms: emphasizing open-mindedness rather than relativism [d]
  569. () Rhetoric and dialectic from the standpoint of normative pragmatics [d]
  570. (/2014) Constructive controversy: the value of intellectual opposition [i]
  571. () Broadening the repertoire: alternatives to the argumentative edge [j]
  572. () Creating harmonious relationships: a practical guide to the power of true empathy [i]
  573. () The meaning of leadership in a cultural democracy: rethinking public library values [d]
  574. () Beyond winning: negotiating to create value in deals and disputes [i]
  575. Robert A. Neimeyer & Jonathan D. Raskin [ed] () Constructions of disorder: meaning-making frameworks for psychotherapy [i] [d]
  576. () Adversarial and non-adversarial thinking [i]
  577. () Systems of knowledge: dialogue, relationships and process [d]
  578. () Rhetorical power, accountability and conflict in committees: an argumentation approach [d]
  579. () The art of focused conversation: 100 ways to access group wisdom in the workplace [i]
  580. () Reconciling anthropocentrism and biocentrism through adaptive management: the case of the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant and public risk perception [d]
  581. () Alcanzar la paz: diez caminos para resolver conflictos en la casa, el trabajo y el mundo [i]
  582. () Powerful conversations: how high-impact leaders communicate [i]
  583. () Dialogue and the art of thinking together: a pioneering approach to communicating in business and in life [i]
  584. () Wedge and bridge: a note on rhetoric as distinction and as identification [d]
  585. () On seeking first to understand [d]
  586. () The two-person unconscious: intersubjective dialogue, enactive relational representation, and the emergence of new forms of relational organization [d]
  587. () Meetings of minds: dialogue, sympathy, and identification, in reading fiction [d]
  588. () A cultural perspective on resistance [d]
  589. () A safe place for dangerous truths: using dialogue to overcome fear & distrust at work [i]
  590. () Difficult conversations: how to discuss what matters most [i]
  591. (/2000) The third side: why we fight and how we can stop [or: Getting to peace: transforming conflict at home, at work, and in the world] [i]
  592. () One-sided arguments: a dialectical analysis of bias [i]
  593. () Dialogical community: the third way between individualism and collectivism [i]
  594. (/2012) The limits of the dialogue model of argument [i] [d]
  595. () Dualism, dialogue and organizations: reflections on organizational transformation and labor-managed firms [d]
  596. () Dialogue at work: making talk developmental for people and organizations [i]
  597. () Wisdom circles: a guide to self-discovery and community building in small groups [i]
  598. () Disputation by design [d]
  599. () Talking out of turn: notes on participation, learning and action in REFLECT [u]
  600. () Rethinking feminist ethics: care, trust and empathy [and dialogue] [i] [d]
  601. () The role of rhetoric in rational argumentation [d]
  602. () Learning in relationship: foundation for personal and professional success [i]
  603. () The new dialectic: conversational contexts of argument [i] [d] [j]
  604. () A developmental perspective on psychotherapy process, psychotherapists' expertise, and 'meaning-making conflict' within therapeutic relationships: part II: dialectical thinking and psychotherapeutic expertise: implications for training psychotherapists and protecting clients from 'theoretical abuse' [d] [u]
  605. () A developmental perspective on psychotherapy process, psychotherapists' expertise, and 'meaning-making conflict' within therapeutic relationships: part I: a dialectical-constructivist view of human development, psychotherapy, and the dynamics of meaning-making conflict within therapeutic relationships [d]
  606. () Circular questioning: an introductory guide [d]
  607. () The public dimension of scientific controversies [d]
  608. () Dialogue and the transformation of memory [u]
  609. () Coalescent argumentation [i]
  610. () My eye, your face: a conversation [i]
  611. () Giving people a voice rather than a message [u]
  612. () Arguing about public issues: what can we learn from practical ethics? [d] [j]
  613. () Art for democracy's sake [o]
  614. () Moral conflict: when social worlds collide [i]
  615. () Against deliberation [d]
  616. (/2001) Salons: the joy of conversation [i]
  617. () Clients helping therapists find solutions to their therapy [d]
  618. () Rationality redeemed?: further dialogues on an educational ideal [i] [d]
  619. () Moral climate and the development of moral reasoning: the effects of dyadic discussions between young offenders [d]
  620. Frédérique Apffel-Marglin & Stephen A. Marglin [ed] () Decolonizing knowledge: from development to dialogue [i]
  621. (/2004) On dialogue [i] [d]
  622. () From diatribe to dialogue on divisive public issues: approaches drawn from family therapy [d]
  623. () Gaslighting, the double whammy, interrogation, and other methods of covert control in psychotherapy and psychoanalysis [i]
  624. () Rogerian rhetoric: ethical growth through alternative forms of argumentation [i] [u]
  625. () Democracy and disagreement [i]
  626. (/2014) Facilitator's guide to participatory decision-making [i]
  627. (/2015) InterViews: learning the craft of qualitative research interviewing [i]
  628. () The trouble with the adversary system in a postmodern, multicultural world [u]
  629. () The politics of ethics: methods for acting, learning, and sometimes fighting with others in addressing ethics problems in organizational life [i]
  630. () Models of teaching and learning: participation in a community of learners [i] [d]
  631. () Bridging the class divide and other lessons for grassroots organizing [i]
  632. () Spiritual interaction, not interfaith dialogue: a Buddhistic contribution [d] [j]
  633. () Communication and the other: beyond deliberative democracy [i]
  634. (/2009) The way of council [i]
  635. () Can we talk?: on the elusiveness of dialogue [d]
  636. () Argument is war—and war is hell: philosophy, education, and metaphors for argumentation [d] [u]
  637. () The metaphoric process: connections between language and life [i] [d]
  638. () Intercultural dialogue and the human image [i]
  639. () Objectivity as responsibility [d] [j]
  640. () Multiple explanation: a consider-an-alternative strategy for debiasing judgments [d]
  641. Ortwin Renn, Thomas Webler, & Peter M. Wiedemann [ed] () Fairness and competence in citizen participation: evaluating models for environmental discourse [i] [d]
  642. () Commitment in dialogue: basic concepts of interpersonal reasoning [i]
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