Learning through Disagreement begins with a request: choose to
engage in dialogue rather than debate. The goal of dialogue is not
to defeat an opponent but rather to better understand another's
perspective, allowing for the solution of problems that may
otherwise seem intractable. This workbook offers practical
instruction in how to locate underlying assumptions and values so
as to identify points of overlap which can serve as building blocks
for agreement. It also concisely presents several key ethical
theories and shows how we can critically apply those theories to
disagreements in the workplace and beyond. Realistic examples of
common business issues are discussed throughout and detachable
worksheets for individual or group use are interspersed to
encourage readers to engage directly in the process of constructive
dialogue.
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