RT Article
T1 Speaking together differently to live together differently: The promise of the public dialogue movement
JF Religious education
VO 113
IS 3
SP 277
OP 288
A1 Johnson, Susanne 1950-
LA English
YR 2018
UL https://ixtheo.de/Record/1663754462
AB The struggle for mutual respect of difference may be the most paradigmatic form of public conflict in the United States and elsewhere today. In recent years, a movement and broad community of practice has burgeoned in the United States and beyond, which brings people together across deep divides to engage in dialogue aimed to reduce conflict and foster mutual understanding. In this article, I introduce the public dialogue movement, and argue that as religious educators we should see ourselves called by the "signs of the times" to widen our praxis of dialogue across divides beyond our historic, robust leadership in interreligious dialogue.
DO 10.1080/00344087.2018.1455568