Why Dialogue?

Bruce Arnold Ackerman

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Begin by considering the role of dialogue in the life of a morally reflective person-a person, that is, who seriously asks himself how he should live and tries to live his life according to the answers he finds most plausible. How does talking enter into this exercise in self-definition?

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