Path Of Dialogue Research Articles

O desenvolvimento das notae unitatis

The letters to the Galatians and to the Ephesians, respectively, one proto-Pauline and one deutero-Pauline, have been the subject of several studies due to their contents and forms, especially in the field of freedom and the universality of salvation. These are two letters from the Pauline epistolary that are well accepted by the various Christian traditions: by Catholics, Orthodox and Protestants. This article aims to analyze the theme of ecumenism based on two passages taken from these letters, Gal 3:26-29 and Eph 4:1-6, which address the universality of divine filiation through baptism and of the Gospel of Christ, proclaimed to all without any distinction, which should be a cause of unity and not division, especially among those who accept Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior. To achieve this objective, this article presents data on the letters, considering text and context, and performs an exegesis of the two passages indicated here (Gal 3:26-29 and Eph 4:1-6). Both promote dialogue and openness to charting paths together, whether through baptism or the Gospel. They open doors and windows, build bridges and not walls, broaden horizons and indicate paths of dialogue and respect between the sons and daughters of God, and between them and other believers and non-believers, in a common cooperation in the promotion of human life, for the sake of our common home, the Kingdom. They are like scores indicating the musical notes to be played harmoniously by the symphony orchestra, with its many and varied instruments.

Notas sobre o ecumenismo no magistério do Papa Francisco

This article aims to verify the contributions of Pope Francis' teaching to ecumenism. It analyzes elements of this pontificate that directly or indirectly promote dialogue between churches, and verifies an expansion of the meaning of ecumene through dialogue between religions and cultures, aiming at universal fraternity and care for the Common Home. It analyzes Francis' ecumenical spirit and the different notions of ecumenism that he expresses in his proposal for a culture of encounter and dialogue. The research method is the qualitative analysis of the bibliography that allows us to understand Francisco's ecumenical teaching, prioritizing documentary analysis. The results show that Francis' pontificate is fruitful for the cause of ecumenism, with insights that make it possible to advance along paths of dialogue only begun in Vatican II. These are elements that, if explored, enable real progress for ecumenism in our time.

Target-constrained Bidirectional Planning for Generation of Target-oriented Proactive Dialogue

Target-oriented proactive dialogue systems aim at leading conversations from a dialogue context toward a pre-determined target, such as making recommendations on designated items or introducing new specific topics. To this end, it is critical for such dialogue systems to plan reasonable actions to drive the conversation proactively, and meanwhile, to plan appropriate topics to move the conversation forward to the target topic smoothly. In this work, we mainly focus on effective dialogue planning for target-oriented dialogue generation. Inspired by decision-making theories in cognitive science, we propose a novel target-constrained bidirectional planning (TRIP) approach, which plans an appropriate dialogue path by looking ahead and looking back. By formulating the planning as a generation task, our TRIP bidirectionally generates a dialogue path consisting of a sequence of <action, topic> pairs using two Transformer decoders. They are expected to supervise each other and converge on consistent actions and topics by minimizing the decision gap and contrastive generation of targets. Moreover, we propose a target-constrained decoding algorithm with a bidirectional agreement to better control the planning process. Subsequently, we adopt the planned dialogue paths to guide dialogue generation in a pipeline manner, where we explore two variants: prompt-based generation and plan-controlled generation. Extensive experiments are conducted on two challenging dialogue datasets, which are re-purposed for exploring target-oriented dialogue. Our automatic and human evaluations demonstrate that the proposed methods significantly outperform various baseline models.

Peculiarities of the Inculturation of Christianity in the Missionary Activities of the Chinese Jesuit Wu Li: The Path of Dialogue between European and Chinese Culture

Peculiarities of the Inculturation of Christianity in the Missionary Activities of the Chinese Jesuit Wu Li: The Path of Dialogue between European and Chinese Culture

Идеал красоты в жизни науки (вчера, сегодня, завтра)

The devotee of Beauty Nikolai Ivanovich Kiyashchenko believed that the aes­thetic should permeate all spheres of life and any work. He thought of Beauty as the basis of a high culture and, accordingly, a worthy development of a person, a harmonious co-evolution of a person, society and nature. Researchers have re­peatedly raised the topic of beauty in science in literature, but with a new itera­tion of scientific, technical and cultural development, the concept took on new meanings. Plato did not think of the ideal of beauty separately from the ideals of goodness and truth, which is reflected in the concept of good. The idea of a synthesis of thought, word and action passes through many cultures. In the an­cient Russian mentality, good as an ethical aspect of thought at the level of its origin (thoughts) was conveyed through the concept of justice – “direct knowl­edge of the truth”, an impulse that originates in the depths of the heart and does not require proof. Modern transitional era proposes a leap in cognitive evolution: from the differentiation of cultural spheres to their convergence on the path of dialogue, interpenetration, and the emergence of synthetic forms of creativity. The aesthetics of life of science returns to the origins of the synthesis of science, art and religion, but on a new basis. The concept of post-non-classical rationality by V.S. Stepin leads to synthesis, which implies a wide dialogue between science and non-scientific forms of cognition and experience, cementing the space of creative contacts. The objective aspects of beauty are embedded in the funda­mental categories of natural science. In a technogenic civilization, science aes­theticizes its tools. Thought in action is realized in engineering, design, ecodesign.

Approaches to armed struggle and political action: a comparative analysis of the FARC and the Zapatistas

The article is a study of the radical movement in Colombia in the late 20th and early 21st centuries. The Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) is compared to another revolutionary movement created in Mexico, the Zapatista Army of National Liberation (EZLN). Both movements claimed to be public representatives in the areas of social justice and economic equality, but chose different approaches and strategies to achieve their goals. One chose the path of constant violence, while the other chose the path of dialogue and resolution of political and social problems.

Trust Black Women: Using Photovoice to Amplify the Voices of Black Women to Identify and Address Barriers to Breastfeeding in Southeast Georgia.

Barriers to breastfeeding for Black mothers are well documented in the literature. Local context is crucial for understanding and addressing barriers. Our research used the photovoice method to amplify the voices of Black mothers in Chatham County, Georgia. Guided by the sociol-ecological model, this photovoice project explored and identified the social, cultural, and physical barriers to breastfeeding that the mothers experienced. Two additional themes emerged through data analysis: personal comfort with public breastfeeding and the women's recommendations for breastfeeding support and normalization. Lack of physical spaces, lack of peer and family support, the need to overcome the stigma associated with breastfeeding, and advocating for more lactation spaces were commonly stated by the participants. These results led to the creation of a policy toolkit, a breastfeeding policy template, a proclamation to make the City of Savannah a Breastfeeding Family Friendly Community, an online photobook to share the experiences of the mothers, and additional paths of dialogue to increase inclusivity and expand health equity within Chatham County.

ختم نبوت کے تقاضے قرآن و سنت کی روشنی میں Requirements of the Finality of Prophethood in the light of the Quran and the Sunnah

The belief in the Finality of Prophethood is the belief on which the foundation of Islam stands, even a slight crack in this faith is enough to destroy Islam. The Prophet (PBUH) is a universal Prophet and He came with the universal book and law. We have described four reasons for the End of Prophethood in this article. Although the Finality of Prophethood is proved by 110 Quranic verses, some of its examples are presented in the article. And it has also been proved through Ahadees-e-Mutawatira. According to the famous saying, one lac and twenty-four thousand Prophets and messengers were sent to guide the people in the world. A question arises here that no prophet came after The Last Prophet Muhammad (SAWW) the Messenger of Allah, so how can the Ummah be guided now? We have answered this question in the article that prophethood has ended but its influence continues even today in the form of the caliphate, true dream, and Mujaddid scholars (Ulama). We have also described the types of deniers of the end of prophethood in the article and made it clear that no type of denial is acceptable. A great war was fought in the history of Islam against the claimant of the end of Prophethood, Musailma Qazab, 28000 Muslims were martyred. Islam always teaches moderation; therefore, Islam has always taken the path of dialogue so that the claimants of prophethood can take the right path. Prophet (peace be upon him) is the last and universal prophet. After them, anyone who claims prophethood and his followers are all disbelievers, but not every follower is liable to death.

E-caminho do diálogo: ambientes virtuais como espaço coletivo de construção ética

Abstract The role of bioethics in promoting educative and deliberative spaces represents a demand to make the social inclusion of vulnerable groups viable. In this scope, and aiming to validate the method of applying deliberation in virtual environments, we carried out the third version of the “ O caminho do diálogo ” (The path of dialogue) action, which promoted, among older adults, a discussion about the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic in the inclusion processes and, among bioethics academics, a debate on fragilities, ethical values, beliefs and potentialities of inclusion of animal protection, veganism, water crisis, mental health, multiple disabilities, refugees, homeless people, violence against women, sexuality and gender, and digital education. This article reports this interventions experience and discusses bioethics in the context of deliberation, intending not to formally work bioethics concepts, but to introduce the bioethical perspective by using interdisciplinary dialogue as a means of identifying vulnerabilities and debating solutions to promote inclusion.

Peran Radio Belitung Timur [RBT 89,7 fm] sebagai radio net dalam penyebaran informasi virus corona pada program talkshow covid-19

Public communication in the process of social interaction during the Covid-19 pandemic must continue. The media need to spread Covid-19 information to the public. This study aims to determine the role of RBT radio as Radio Net in managing the Covid-19 talk show program and create public participation to participate in discussions during the on-air Covid-19 talk show program, increasing public awareness of the Covid-19 virus. This descriptive qualitative research collects data through interviews, observations, and documentation as well as literature study from the website. The results show that the role of RBT radio in conveying information on Covid-19 greatly helps the public understand how to prevent the virus. The strategy is to utilize Facebook social media with the Covid-19 live streaming program packaged in the Talkshow format. RBT radio opens an interactive dialogue path with listeners, but it is not yet optimal. In increasing public awareness, RBT radio as often as possible plays Community Service Advertisements, and every broadcast discusses the Covid-19 news in Belgium itself. The substance of this research is the role of RBT radio as a government public relations radio in conveying Covid-19 information with the Covid-19 Talkshow program using the internet.

‘Let us understand each other and work together in the child’s best interest’ – Exploring the narratives of newly arrived refugee parents in Sweden

Complex and multi-layered socio-economic and cultural challenges face refugee parents resettling in a new country. The aim of this study was to describe refugee mothers and fathers’ experiences of parenthood by lifting up their own voices, illuminating the challenges they face and laying the basis for designing interventions to provide well-informed and culturally tailored support programmes for families in need.The study combined narrative research with focus group discussions with 50 refugee mothers and fathers in Sweden. Data were analysed inductively using thematic analysis. The main theme identified: Navigating the changing landscape of parenthood, captured refugee parents’ experiences of navigating their parenthood through the new socio-political, cultural, and economic setting in Sweden.The study results demonstrated how acculturation challenges undermined the role of parents, threatened the family cohesion and led to alienation of children from their parents. Despite the plethora of challenges faced by families, parents struggling to navigate two differing cultural paradigms, envisioned a path of dialogue and reconciliation between newcomers and the host society as a way to foster true integration and understanding between immigrant and native communities.

The Forms of Education

A key figure as an interpreter of the spirit of the time, the educator needs continuous training. This is an essential requirement for carrying out what is one of the main aspects of his work: facilitating inclusion, limiting any type of marginality and social exclusion. The role of the educator, based primarily on humanistic and social knowledge, is also rich in ethical values. Two valuable allies that the educator cannot help but resort to are observation and active listening; in fact, while observation allows us to collect the necessary information, by listening we welcome the other, with his strengths and weaknesses. To educate is also to communicate, to be close to the student, to communicate also with looks and gestures. In his action, the effective educator must also follow the path of dialogue, reciprocity, and communicative integration. This chapter explores these forms of education.

Caminho do diálogo II: ampliando a experiência bioética para o ensino médio

Resumo A inserção da bioética na educação básica e a bioética ambiental são duas vertentes em ascensão. Na confluência dessas duas áreas, desponta ação promovida pela Organização das Nações Unidas denominada “Objetivos do desenvolvimento sustentável”, cuja agenda propõe 17 objetivos a serem cumpridos até 2030 para o equilíbrio das dimensões econômica, social e ambiental do desenvolvimento. Neste escopo foi realizada a atividade “Caminho do diálogo II”, que apresentou estudantes de ensino médio à reflexão sobre bioética e aos objetivos do desenvolvimento sustentável. Este artigo relata a experiência dessa intervenção e discute a bioética no contexto da educação, sem a intenção de trabalhar formalmente conceitos de bioética, mas de introduzir a perspectiva bioética pelo diálogo interdisciplinar de forma a identificar vulnerabilidades e debater soluções em meio ambiente, desenvolvimento e sustentabilidade. Aprovação CEP-PUCPR 2.672.382

El diálogo de María Zambrano con Unamuno y Antonio Machado, filosofía primera para la cultura actual

La presencia de Unamuno y Antonio Machado en la propuesta filosófica de María Zambrano invita a redefinir la filosofía primera como tarea que todo ser humano debería asumir para dar pleno cumplimiento a la llamada que, manifestándose en su interioridad, invita a hacerse cargo de la alteridad y, por eso, piedad y misericordia, a fundar adecuadamente caminos de diálogo en busca de esa verdad, que por no uniformar y sí pedir unidad, abre proyectos de verdadera comunidad: diferentes buscando fraternidad.

Reinforcement Learning Over Knowledge Graphs for Explainable Dialogue Intent Mining

In light of the millions of households that have adopted intelligent assistant powered devices, multi-turn dialogue has become an important field of inquiry. Most current methods identify the underlying intent in the dialogue using opaque classification techniques that fail to provide any interpretable basis for the classification. To address this, we propose a scheme to interpret the intent in multi-turn dialogue based on specific characteristics of the dialogue text. We rely on policy-guided reinforcement learning to identify paths in a graph to confirm concrete paths of inference that serve as interpretable explanations. The graph is induced based on the multi-turn dialogue user utterances, the intents, i.e., standard queries of the dialogues, and the sub-intents associated with the dialogues. Our reinforcement learning method then discerns the characteristics of the dialogue in chronological order as the basis for multi-turn dialogue path selection. Finally, we consider a wide range of recently proposed knowledge graph-based recommender systems as baselines, mostly based on deep reinforcement learning and our method performs best.

RELIGIOUS RADICALISM, GLOBAL TERRORISM AND ISLAMIC CHALLENGES IN CONTEMPORARY INDONESIA

Discussing the radicalism of religion and global terrorism is a global challenge that is now a worldwide concern, including for the Islamic community in Indonesia. Research in this paper with an analytical descriptive approach using the documentative method. The general purpose of this research is to understand the root causes of terrorism and religious radicalism in Indonesia? What is the solution of Islam to overcome the problem of religious radicalism and global terrorism? The results show: first, the historical roots of global terrorism and religious radicalism is a very complex portrait of social, political, and economic history. Also, the complexity of local, regional and global problems are interconnected with one another. Second, the Islamic solution to overcome this problem with the Islamic approach of peace for all ( rahmatan lil alamin ) which prioritizes the path of dialogue and world peace.

A New Heaven, A New Earth: The Bible and Catholicity by Dianne Bergant

Reviewed by: A New Heaven, A New Earth: The Bible and Catholicity by Dianne Bergant Christopher Hrynkow dianne bergant, A New Heaven, A New Earth: The Bible and Catholicity (Catholicity in an Evolving Universe; Maryknoll, NY: Orbis Books, 2016). Pp. 200. $25. In this book, Dianne Bergant employs an ecologically literate hermeneutical lens to read some key biblical passages. B.'s lens is informed by two closely related concepts. The first, "catholicity," denotes universal reading in the cosmos-centric sense. The second concept is "ecojustice," as developed by Norman Habel and his collaborators on the Earth Bible Project. The accompanying six principles, applied to the Earth community, are intrinsic worth, interconnectedness, voice, purpose, mutual custodianship, and resistance. These terms pepper B.'s analysis. Each of her chapters includes a survey of relevant biblical scholarship, B.'s Catholic exegesis of multiple narratives, and a discussion of selected insights emerging from the application of her method in light of one or more of the ecojustice principles. In chap. 1, B. discusses water, revisiting stories such as the Israelite exodus out of Egypt from a less anthropocentric and more Earth-centered perspective. While the Earth Bible team's take on ecojustice has been criticized for downplaying social justice, B. here shows how the two articulations of justice are related, for example, by invoking the story of Hagar at the well to show both the intrinsic worth of springs and the importance of drinking water being accessible to all. The next two chapters examine the conditional nature of the Israelites' gift of the promised land from God. Calling on concepts of divine ownership, B. cogently suggests that the best way to understand the ancient Israelites' view of this land "is as an entitlement or right to property, rather than as the actual property itself" (p. 45). She continues that, if the Israelites do not live up to their obligations to their neighbors, to those living in poverty, or to God, then the land will become inhospitable—hence the need to foster spaces for all members of the Earth community to contribute to the land's fruitfulness. In this regard, B. upholds the importance for ecojustice of practices such as the Jubilee Sabbath for the land and the reserving of space for gleaners and nonhuman animals, as laid out in the Hebrew Scriptures. In that same light, she also problematizes the view that God's favor to the Israelites included the mobilization of the natural world to spite the chosen people's enemies through phenomena such as swarms of locusts and earthquakes. B.'s approach here is twofold, demonstrating how biblical miracles can have naturalistic explanations and affirming the importance of questioning the continuing revelatory significance of such verses that deny the intrinsic worth of both the indigenous Canaanites and the nonhuman members of the larger Earth community. Her efforts at demythologization in this sense are supported with reference to the contextual necessity of mutual custodianship, which allows God to work through all members of the Earth community in a manner that not only preserves but enhances their subjectivity. This expansive rendering of subjectivity is lent further support in chap. 5 by a recasting of the wisdom tradition in light of the natural world's teaching abilities. In the next three chapters, B. applies her hermeneutical lens to the NT. Therein, Jesus, Paul, and the writer of the Book of Revelation are shown to uphold the ecojustice principles in terms of offering paths of dialogue and action for people to recognize more fully the intrinsic worth of all members of the Earth community. Thus, for example, B. demonstrates how both the Pauline corpus and the Book of Revelation support the notion that Jesus' transformative power is active for all creation and not something that will allow redeemed people to somehow leave behind the nonhuman elements of the natural world. [End Page 331] In crafting this book, B. has offered a gripping, timely, and accessible treatment of her subject matter. Here the strengths and weaknesses of her approach are intertwined. With little explicit situating of the subtler points of B.'s present work within contemporary biblical scholarship and few notes, the specialist may be left wanting...

IN PRAISE OF SUSTAINABILITY: THE ENCYCLICAL LETTER LAUDATO SÌ AND ITS LEGAL-ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS

The Encyclical Letter “Laudato Sì. On Care For Our Common Home”, issued by Pope Francis in May 2015, contains some legal and economic aspects that go beyond a purely religious relevance, touching upon the political, social, and ethical spheres. The present contribution aims to identify these aspects of the Encyclical Letter, providing a brief reasoned analysis of its most interesting and relevant features, namely the emergence and the human origin of the ecological crisis, the critique of the dominant technocratic paradigm, the weakness of the institutional and legal international response, and the major paths of dialogue proposed by the Encyclical Letter to overcome “the spiral of self-destruction” which humanity is currently confronting. This contribution then focuses on integral ecology as the proposed solution to tackle the present ecological crisis and the call for an ecological conversion. On the basis of the analysis, a final section highlights some tipping points which are worthy of further comment, and contextualises Pope Francis’ views in the light of the most relevant scientific literature on these topics.

Características, referentes y líneas maestras de la crítica literaria realizada en <em>Cuadernos del Sur</em>

This article approaches the features, references points and lines of literary criticism expressed in the literary supplement Cuadernos del Sur . The work constant in the literary field provided a critical authority and subsequently independence in the quality of the works studied. It shows how the gamble of criticism was continuous and strong to the dissemination of culture. It covers discussions and debates about literary criticism between 1986 and 2008. It explains how Cuadernos del Sur has been a guide to enlighten readers by the tangled jungle of the manifestations of thought, especially in the world of books, with a critical view of aesthetic approaches freely when prosecuting the literary work. It analyzes how Cuadernos del Sur it marks a path of dialogue and turns into platform of expression of critics and authors.

Jim Garrison, Larry Hickman, and Daisaku Ikeda.Living as Learning: John Dewey in the 21st Century. Cambridge, MA: Dialogue Path Press, 2014. 323 pp. $12.95 (paper)

Previous articleNext article No AccessBook ReviewJim Garrison, Larry Hickman, and Daisaku Ikeda. Living as Learning: John Dewey in the 21st Century. Cambridge, MA: Dialogue Path Press, 2014. 323 pp. $12.95 (paper)Melissa Bradford and Michio OkamuraMelissa BradfordTallgrass Sudbury School, Riverside, Illinois Search for more articles by this author and Michio OkamuraAndrew Jackson Academy, Chicago, Illinois Search for more articles by this author PDFPDF PLUSFull Text Add to favoritesDownload CitationTrack CitationsPermissionsReprints Share onFacebookTwitterLinkedInRedditEmail SectionsMoreDetailsFiguresReferencesCited by Schools Volume 12, Number 2Fall 2015 Published in association with the Francis W. Parker School, Chicago Article DOIhttps://doi.org/10.1086/683219 Views: 106Total views on this site Citations: 1Citations are reported from Crossref For permission to reuse, please contact [email protected]PDF download Crossref reports the following articles citing this article:Melissa Riley Bradford Creating the [Insert Name Here] Methodology, (Jan 2022): 182–203.https://doi.org/10.4018/978-1-7998-8848-2.ch009