Moral conflict: when social worlds collide

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Rhetoric and Communication Studies Linguistics and Discourse Analysis Education for Peace and Conflict Resolution

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PART ONE: MORAL CONFLICT Discovering Moral Conflict Understanding Conflict The Problem of Moral Conflict PART TWO: COMMUNICATION AND THE EXPRESSION OF DIFFERENCE The Quality of Public Discourse Patterns of Expressing Difference Fighting and Making Peace PART THREE: TOWARD A TRANSCENDENT DISCOURSE New Forms of Eloquence Model Projects in Transcendent Discourse Achieving Transcendence

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