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respecting the cultural values kind of interaction that
including the religious ones provides understanding through
of the counter parts. This direct experience of the
kind of dialogue is very other. (Ref: Buber, 1971)
distinguished from debate, He saw it as a genuine,
where we seek to win an transformative encounter
argument, to persuade others between the participants
of our point of view. seeing and responding to
It is also different from each other as persons, not
discussion, which aims to as things that they might
solve a problem, reach a use as means to an end. For
consensus or decide on a Buber, dialogue is a deeply
course of action. In an meaningful interpersonal
intercultural dialogue we experience, which can
engage with others for the change you, as it can help
sake of relationship; we are you see yourself from the
looking simply for perspective of the other. In
meaningful humanistic and accordance with David
cultural interaction through Bohm, we can have the
which we may grow in range of learning that can
understanding of the other, take place in dialogue.
of ourselves and of the (Ref: Bohm, 2004)
linkage between us to make The one who engage in
a strong network peacemaking. an intercultural dialogue
We take benefit of not only become aware of
Martin Buber’s observation the realities of other
of true dialogue here as a cultures, but also helps him
