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Revision as of 02:28, June 10, 2025
Engaging in civil discourse means having thoughtful and respectful conversations - even when there are fundamental or other disagreements. It involves employing listening skills such as active listening, speaking empathetically and respectfully, and focusing on the issue at hand rather than personal attacks. Civil discourse helps build mutual understanding and also promotes productive dialogue.
Graham's hierarchy of disagreement
See also: Graham's hierarchy of disagreement
See also
External links
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