Abstract

Dialogue Ethics: A Philosophical View

Amal Abdullah Attia

Volume: 13 Issue: 1 2023

Abstract:

Human dialogue is an important means of building human civilization, because of its role in consolidating values and ideas and what it represents of a state of communication between people. Accordingly, adherence to the ethics of dialogue constitutes an advanced and effective case in building civilization and people by promoting the spirit of tolerance and understanding among all segments of society. Human dialogue is a necessity whose importance does not depend on life matters, but rather its necessity extends to include all areas of life, so we find that even at the height of conflict and conflict that may occur between the parties, in the end the parties tend to find the language of dialogue as a solution to the conflict, in addition to that dialogue It is important in being a way to get to know the human being. Dialogue is the best way to get to know the other and know his truth.

DOI: http://doi.org/10.37648/ijrssh.v13i01.007

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