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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Dialogical exchange"”.

  1. From ‘Sacred’ to ‘Secular’?: The Hermeneutical Future of Religion in the Thought of Gianni Vattimo and Charles Taylor

    … thesis entails a comparative and dialogical exchange between Vattimo and Taylor concerning their understanding of a post-secular engagement with religion. The thesis proposes that their dialogical engagement with secularism and religion articulates: 1) a process of hermeneutical …

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  2. Digital Dialogue: Emancipatory Dialogical Practices in Virtual Collaborative Problem-Based Learning

    … investigate how students engaged in emancipatory dialogical practices and determine the factors that influenced their ability to engage with one another and with the content in humanizing and emancipatory ways.</p> <p>Paulo Freire’s (1970) writing on emancipatory dialogue as a transformative …

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  3. Socrates café: an effective mechanism for realising a more participatory democracy?

    … recognises the embodied nature of face-to-face dialogical exchange as the foundation for the Socrates Café movement. It further interrogates the inclusive and participatory approach of embracing all participants, regardless of age, education, background or philosophical experience, as potential …

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  4. Latin Christian theological and historical perceptions of Islam : 1100-2000

    … perspective, the nature of Christian-Muslim dialogical exchange. For, as the Jesuit priest, Joseph Ng Swee-Chun, states: The wounded memory of the past is irrepressible, but it can be harnessed to provide historical insights for a more precise grasp of the nature of those elements of theory, …

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