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  1 Intro,    1   |           meanings given to the word dialogue in certain circles has sounded
  2 Intro,    1   |          press commentaries the word dialogue is used in an artificial
  3 Intro,    1   |     diversiform twisting of the word dialogue had an underlying consistency
  4 Intro,    1   |            the feeling that, besides dialogue, this included other words
  5 Intro,    2   |              had heard or read about dialogue. Thus, the word's varied
  6 Intro,    2   |           and especially of the word dialogue, as artifices of psychological
  7 Intro      (1)|        Ideological Transshipment and Dialogue has also crossed the Iron
  8 Intro      (1)|        Ideological Transshipment and Dialogue could do it serious harm
  9 Intro,    4   |  specifically, describe how the term dialogue is used to make innumerable
 10   3,    2     |           social justice, ecumenism, dialogue, peace, irenicism, and coexistence.~ ~
 11   4           |             OF THE TALISMANIC WORD: "DIALOGUE"~ ~ ~ ~ ~Perhaps the summary
 12   4           |          analyzing how one of them, "dialogue," is utilized to carry on
 13   4,    1     |              Legitimate Meanings of "Dialogue"~ ~
 14   4,    1     |     talismanic meanings of the word "dialogue," it is necessary:~‑ to
 15   4,    1     |              legitimate meanings of "dialogue," the difference between
 16   4,    1     |        current meanings of the word "dialogue" and others connected with
 17   4,    1     |              legitimate meanings of "dialogue" would be to list, study
 18   4,    1     |         element in the etymology of "dialogue" that appears in all its
 19   4,    1     |      different meanings of the word "dialogue" is made:~‑ according to
 20   4,    1     |        according to the objective of dialogue;~‑ in light of the consequences
 21   4,    1     |         light of the consequences to dialogue arising from the emotional
 22   4,    1     |      emotional attitude of those who dialogue.~With this it will be easy
 23   4,    1     |              legitimate meanings of "dialogue" are not included in this
 24   4,    1     |            is, to the very nature of dialogue.~ ~g) An Important Reservation~ ~
 25   4,    1     |             of some other meaning of dialogue in ours.~Indeed, the classification
 26   4,    1     |        several accepted meanings of "dialogue" here made explicit with
 27   4,    1     |      terminology.~ ~h) Etymology of "Dialogue"~ ~The Greek word dialogos
 28   4,    1     |         logos, meaning "word." Thus "dialogue" is used in Socrates and
 29   4,    1     |      languages of the West the word "dialogue" (according to the dictionaries)
 30   4,    1     |   conversation.13~ ~i) Modalities of Dialogue According to its Objective~ ~
 31   4,    1     |           should first be made about dialogue in the broad sense, the
 32   4,    1     |          According to its objective, dialogue:~ ~1. is either such that
 33   4,    1     |            to entertain the parties (dialogue‑entertainment);~‑ when it
 34   4,    1     |           understand insufficiently (dialogue‑investigation);~ ~2. Or,
 35   4      (13) |                         In treating "dialogue" in the encyclical Ecclesiam
 36   4,    1     |         attitudes in the persons who dialogue:~ ~1. When the speakers
 37   4,    1     |          complete and continuous in "dialogue‑ entertainment."~It is also
 38   4,    1     |             complete in the case of "dialogue‑investigation;" but as some
 39   4      (14) |              argument‑investigation, dialogue‑entertainment has only a
 40   4      (14) |          with the platonic notion of dialogue.~
 41   4,    1     |         depending on the case.~Thus, dialogue has two fundamental modalities:
 42   4,    1     |           speaker to the other.~ ~k) Dialogue in the Broad Sense, the
 43   4,    1     |       entirely suited to the mode of dialogue described above in point
 44   4,    1     |            one designate the form of dialogue in number (1) of those items?
 45   4,    1     |            items? It is also called "dialogue" and there is no word to
 46   4,    1     |         dialogue-entertainment" and "dialogue‑investigation").~What is
 47   4,    1     |            of these two meanings of "dialogue"? "Argument" designates
 48   4,    1     |             one of the modalities of dialogue in the broad sense. "Argument"
 49   4,    1     |        Argument" is the contrary of "dialogue" in the strict sense of
 50   4,    1     |           and opposed.~ ~l) Argument‑dialogue, Argument Pure and Simple
 51   4,    1     |           the amenable appearance of dialogue in the strict sense. But
 52   4,    1     |              true argument and not a dialogue in the strict sense. This
 53   4,    1     |              of "argument" resembles dialogue in the strict sense only
 54   4,    1     |           broad sense that the term "dialogue" is applied to this type
 55   4,    1     |          mere accidental likeness of dialogue in the strict sense to this
 56   4,    1     |         therefore call this argument‑dialogue."~ ~2. In the second degree,
 57   4      (15) |                                   If dialogue‑investigation includes occasional
 58   4      (15) |           distinction from argument? Dialogue‑investigation does not examine
 59   4,    1     |              Legitimate Meanings of "Dialogue"~ ~These notions of the
 60   4,    1     |           the different meanings of "dialogue" are outlined below.~ ~Dialogue
 61   4,    1     |      dialogue" are outlined below.~ ~Dialogue in the strict sense ‑ Interlocution
 62   4,    1     |        Relaxed emotional attitude.~ ~Dialogue in the broad and etymological
 63   4,    1     |         easily be that of a fight.~ ~Dialogue‑entertainment ‑ Aims to
 64   4,    1     |             continuous relaxation.~ ~Dialogue‑investigation ‑ Aims to
 65   4,    1     |              is possible.~ ~Argument‑dialogue ‑ Emotional warmth less
 66   4,    1     |     interlocutor. It is only called "dialogue" because of its accidental
 67   4,    1     |             accidental similarity to dialogue in the strict sense.~ ~Argument
 68   4,    1     |             to the many meanings of "dialogue".*~ ~Except when taken in
 69   4,    1     |           taken in the broad sense, "dialogue" obviously carries a note
 70   4,    1     |            of harmony is inherent to dialogue stricto‑sensu that is, to
 71   4,    1     |           dialogue-entertainment and dialogue‑investigation, to which
 72   4,    1     |         argument can only be called "dialogue" by analogy, when it has
 73   4,    1     |               thus becoming argument‑dialogue. However mild it may be,
 74   4,    1     |    argument-dialogue will never be a dialogue in the strict sense, a note
 75   4      (16) |           teaching what he calls the dialogue of salvation, the apostolic
 76   4      (16) |             salvation, the apostolic dialogue of the Church, principally
 77   4      (16) |          certain negative aspects of dialogue, as the hypothesis of a
 78   4      (16) |               as the hypothesis of a dialogue with the communists, which
 79   4      (16) |                or the inviability of dialogue when non‑Catholics "refuse
 80   4      (16) |          irenicism and syncretism in dialogue.~Now in this study, the
 81   4      (16) |               Now in this study, the dialogue that we propose to analyse
 82   4      (16) |              opposite. It is not the dialogue desired by the Church to
 83   4      (16) |            to attract souls, but the dialogue cunningly distorted by communism
 84   4      (16) |          concern ourselves with good dialogue.~Likewise in the context
 85   4      (16) |    interlocution, which we here call dialogue in the broad sense (lato
 86   4      (16) |            legitimate forms (besides dialogue‑entertainment and dialogue‑
 87   4      (16) |           dialogue‑entertainment and dialogue‑investigation) the three
 88   4      (16) |      argument which we call argument‑dialogue, argument pure and simple,
 89   4      (16) |            dwells longer on argument‑dialogue, notable for its cordiality,
 90   4      (16) |          genuinely has the nature of dialogue." In this perspective, argument
 91   4      (16) |              and legitimate forms of dialogue, albeit less complete.~All
 92   4      (16) |              affirm about legitimate dialogue and what the encyclical
 93   4      (16) |             the encyclical about the dialogue of salvation teaches.~Several
 94   4      (16) |              censures we make of bad dialogue differentiate it fundamentally
 95   4      (16) |     fundamentally from the apostolic dialogue of the Church taught by
 96   4      (16) |           Ecclesiam Suam.~The latter dialogue contains nothing relativistic:
 97   4      (16) |         addition, Catholic apostolic dialogue does not share in the irenistic
 98   4      (16) |              the Church's efforts at dialogue, and the dangers of irenicism
 99   4      (16) |              of falsification of the dialogue of salvation, the Encyclical
100   4,    1     |              of the talismanic word "dialogue" is developed on the basis
101   4,    1     |             of pugnacity in argument‑dialogue.~First, we take a look at
102   4,    1     |             this convivium to merely dialogue in the strict sense (or
103   4,    1     |         strict sense (or to argument‑dialogue) would be grave and dangerously
104   4,    1     |          amenable argument (argument‑dialogue) can frequently be helpful
105   4,    1     |             point. In this struggle, dialogue has included, more or less
106   4,    1     |            contacts to mere argument‑dialogue (the most serene and cordial
107   4,    2     |             the several meanings of "dialogue" and "argument" in its ideological
108   4,    2     |             of the era of good will, dialogue would not be easy or brief
109   4,    2     |     frequently used when speaking of dialogue.~Two forms of ecumenism
110   4,    2     |                        H. Irenicism, Dialogue, and Evolutionist Utopianism~ ~
111   4,    2     |           argument dies and men only dialogue among themselves.~Having
112   4,    2     |            itself through talismanic dialogue ‑ in its ideological context,
113   4      (23) |           Could the talismanic word "dialogue" ‑sometime in the remote
114   4      (23) |            are elements in the word "dialogue" useful for this passage
115   4,    2     |           rises in him. The irenical dialogue smiles at him... Along with
116   4,    2     |               by repeating the word "dialogue" in a thousand different
117   4,    3     |              Talismanic Meanings of "Dialogue"~ ~
118   4,    3     |          replace them with irenistic dialogue;~· First point of apathy:
119   4,    3     |          Word~ ~The talismanic word "dialogue" is so rich in effects that
120   4,    3     |             and the talismanic word "dialogue" become mutually radicalized,
121   4,    3     |         mutually radicalized, using "dialogue" as an instrument and leading
122   4,    3     |            word.~ ~a) First Effect ‑ Dialogue Solves Everything~ ~The
123   4,    3     |            item A). He is told about dialogue. Next, he sees the word
124   4,    3     |         changing convictions. Not to dialogue is ideological backwardness
125   4,    3     |         middle of the atomic age. To dialogue is to be up‑to‑date and
126   4,    3     |          irenicist begins to think: "Dialogue solves all problems." No
127   4,    3     |              the only thing to do is dialogue with those who think differently,
128   4,    3     |    affability that characterizes it, dialogue has the magic power to remove
129   4,    3     |              cannot convince through dialogue, our patient gradually forms
130   4,    3     |      forbidden to participate in the dialogue.~This causes a constantly
131   4,    3     |        perfect and unblemished.~When dialogue is properly done with those
132   4,    3     |         Resulting from the Effect of Dialogue" in the Media~ ~While the
133   4,    3     |      emotions, the apostle of irenic dialogue is usually considered in
134   4,    3     |          apostolic possibilities of "dialogue." Benevolent and affable,
135   4,    3     |     therefore dexterous in managing "dialogue". In a word, he appears
136   4,    3     |              taken a drug.~The word "dialogue" is thus reclothed in magic
137   4,    3     |             Flexibility of the Word "Dialogue"~ ~These various psychological
138   4,    3     |            tendency to use the word "dialogue" for everything. Its use
139   4,    3     |              without some mention of dialogue.~ ~
140   4,    3     |             manner of conducting the dialogue.~If we imagine two "dialoguers"
141   4,    3     |              the very content of the dialogue.~This process takes the "
142   4,    3     |          Radicalization of the Word "Dialogue": New and more Radical Talismanic
143   4,    3     |            on the wings of the word "dialogue" will soon realize that
144   4,    3     |              in the talismanic word "dialogue" makes itself felt more
145   4,    3     |           the talismanic word tends. Dialogue, in its ultimate and most
146   4,    3     |           for the ultimate meaning, "dialogue" evolves to become increasingly
147   4,    3     |            of Cordiality in Argument‑Dialogue: the Talismanic Word is
148   4,    3     |              of the talismanic word "dialogue," consists in an ardent
149   4,    3     |              smooth form of argument‑dialogue. But this form still has
150   4,    3     |            accentuated.~The argument‑dialogue does not aim principally
151   4,    3     |     secondary.~In this way the word "dialogue" undergoes the first distortion.
152   4,    3     |            It comes to mean argument‑dialogue conceived irenistically
153   4,    3     |       irenistic myth.~The talismanic dialogue (the distorted argument‑
154   4,    3     |               the distorted argument‑dialogue) is now dialogue only by
155   4,    3     |            argument‑dialogue) is now dialogue only by antonomasia.~Here
156   4,    3     |              distortion of the word "dialogue" considered in the abstract.
157   4,    3     |            will only accept argument‑dialogue when dealing with controversial
158   4,    3     |    controversial issues.~In argument‑dialogue our Thomist, because of
159   4,    3     |              this type of argument, "dialogue," to insinuate that it is
160   4,    3     |            as free from pugnacity as dialogue‑investigation and dialogue‑
161   4,    3     |           dialogue‑investigation and dialogue‑entertainment.~Thus the
162   4,    3     |            Thus the talismanic word "dialogue" comes forth overflowing
163   4,    3     |           with pacifist cordiality. "Dialogue" represents the first form
164   4,    3     |              he considers talismanic dialogue and puts it into practice.~ ~
165   4,    3     |         Irenistic Cordiality Invades Dialogue‑Entertainment and Dialogue‑
166   4,    3     |           Dialogue‑Entertainment and Dialogue‑investigation: Meaning of
167   4,    3     |           repercussion over argument‑dialogue to the degree they contribute
168   4,    3     |        meaning incubated in argument‑dialogue during the previous phase.~
169   4,    3     |     investigation? In these types of dialogue, the irenistic speakers
170   4,    3     |            Thus the speakers conduct dialogue to produce an intense warming
171   4,    3     |      arguments in a smooth irenistic dialogue, which still conserves remnants
172   4,    3     |             confide more and more in dialogue‑entertainment and dialogue‑
173   4,    3     |           dialogue‑entertainment and dialogue‑investigation, while considering
174   4,    3     |           while considering argument‑dialogue entirely secondary or even
175   4,    3     |              of the talismanic word "dialogue."~Because the most dynamic
176   4,    3     |              from irenistic argument‑dialogue to the two other "irenicized"
177   4,    3     |             the irenistic influence, dialogue‑entertainment and dialogue‑
178   4,    3     |           dialogue‑entertainment and dialogue‑investigation can be forms
179   4,    3     |             instrumental to argument‑dialogue and help to assure its continuation.
180   4,    3     |         order of values is inverted. Dialogue‑entertainment and dialogue-investigation
181   4,    3     |     persuasive" action, and argument‑dialogue comes to have a secondary
182   4,    3     |          values the talismanic word "dialogue" encompasses the three forms
183   4,    3     |            mentioned above (argument‑dialogue, dialogues of investigation
184   4,    3     |              by the talismanic word "dialogue," our Thomist wants to convey
185   4,    3     |              now, these other forms (dialogue‑entertainment and dialogue‑
186   4,    3     |           dialogue‑entertainment and dialogue‑investigation) seemed to
187   4,    3     |              to irenic impregnation (dialogue‑entertainment, dialogue-investigation,
188   4,    3     |     dialogue-investigation, argument‑dialogue) come together under the
189   4,    3     |       irenicism.~Meanwhile, argument‑dialogue, being less suitable for
190   4,    3     |             our Thomist continues to dialogue. But how dialogue is different
191   4,    3     |       continues to dialogue. But how dialogue is different for him now
192   4,    3     |              the wiles of talismanic dialogue in this second phase.~The
193   4,    3     |           phase.~The talismanic word dialogue gradually came to designate
194   4,    3     |          investigation over argument‑dialogue.~ ~Third Phase ‑ Irenistic
195   4,    3     |    differences which are inherent to dialogue‑investigation (Chap. IV,
196   4,    3     |    distortion of the talismanic word dialogue. From being simply irenistic,
197   4,    3     |           ceases to include argument‑dialogue in order to encompass only
198   4,    3     |              order to encompass only dialogue‑entertainment and dialogue‑
199   4,    3     |           dialogue‑entertainment and dialogue‑investigation.~As the talismanic
200   4,    3     |               As the talismanic word dialogue approaches the myth of the
201   4,    3     |              step in his endeavor to dialogue.~He now begins to consider
202   4,    3     |               he eliminates argument‑dialogue, which in the former phase
203   4,    3     |            thus reduced to irenistic dialogue‑entertainment and dialogue‑
204   4,    3     |           dialogue‑entertainment and dialogue‑investigation.~Further,
205   4,    3     |   interlocution.~The talismanic word dialogue designating the irenistic
206   4,    3     |             longer includes argument‑dialogue and refers only to the two
207   4,    3     |             other types of irenistic dialogue now impregnated with relativistic
208   4,    3     |          with relativistic ideas.~To dialogue talismanically in this phase
209   4,    3     |       prestige of irenico‑relativist dialogue now prepare him for the
210   4,    3     |     entertainment and investigation, dialogue begins to be practiced as
211   4,    3     |              will take place through dialogue, just as the clash of thesis
212   4,    3     |              distortion of the word "dialogue" is thus produced: the Hegelian
213   4,    3     |              Consequently, irenistic dialogue does not aim to change the
214   4,    3     |              by the talismanic word "dialogue" acting as an evil star,
215   4      (25) |    ideological positions (therefore, dialogue‑entertainment, dialogue‑
216   4      (25) |              dialogue‑entertainment, dialogue‑investigation, argument‑
217   4      (25) |              investigation, argument‑dialogue, discussion pure and simple,
218 End           |    particularly the talismanic word "dialogue".~It likewise becomes evident
219 End,    1     |              1. The Talismanic Word "Dialogue" and Communism~ ~It is known
220 End,    1     |              by the talismanic word "dialogue" under the influence of
221 End,    1     |           for the synthesis from the dialogue between thesis and antithesis
222 End,    1     |             expect good results from dialogue with a relativist Catholic
223 End,    1     |              as such, we have irenic dialogue favoring interconfessionalism
224 End,    2     |      relative "truths" in a Hegelian dialogue, ecumenism assumes the aspect
225 End,    2     |          religions, through Hegelian dialogue, to participate, once they
226 End,    2     |              united, in a subsequent dialogue with the communist antithesis.~ ~
227 End,    3     |                                   3. Dialogue, Dialectical Relativism,
228 End,    3     |          truly peaceful, since their dialogue has no pugnacity and has
229 End,    4     |                                   4. Dialogue, Irenicism, and Religious
230 End,    4     |      Hegelian position, acquiesce to dialogue with communism on a relativistic
231 End,    4     |              to start a relativistic dialogue with it in a climate of
232 End,    4     |               by accepting irenistic dialogue with the communists "Pax"
233 End,    4     |            from the point of view of dialogue, men are not divided into
234 End,    4     |              people are sensitive to dialogue and capable of it, and these
235 End,    4     |    insensitive to the attractions of dialogue and obstinately stick to
236 End,    5     |               Irenistic Pacifism and Dialogue~ ~When sprouting from the
237 End,    5     |            irenic utopia, the words "dialogue" and "coexistence" make
238 End,    5     |             the synthesis.~Irenistic dialogue is the direct application
239 End      (26) |              of the talismanic word "dialogue" will doubtless ask whether
240 End      (26) |              by the talismanic word "dialogue" and the like ‑ and a socialist
241 End      (26) |             of irenicism, including "dialogue," accepts a relativistic
242 End,    6     |   Transshipping" Talismanic Words~ ~"Dialogue," "coexistence," and "peace"
243 End,    6     |            of not just the one word "dialogue," but of a whole world of
244 End,    7     |                                   7. Dialogue and the  Italian Way of
245 End,    7     |             now, we have dealt with "dialogue" as an instrument of unperceived
246 End,    7     |             begin a regime of irenic dialogue with the Catholic Religion
247 End,    7     |              Italy, and they suggest dialogue and peaceful coexistence
248 End,    7     |             of irenicism, relativist dialogue, and coexistence.~The basic
249 End,    8     |              mind and insinuated by "dialogue," and whose seduction is
250 End,    8     |              of the talismanic word "dialogue," manifests itself as clearly
251 End,    8     |            meanings. In the case of "dialogue," irenicism will always
252 End,    8     |              of the talismanic word "dialogue".~The method of this inquiry
253 End,    8     |        Analogously, we can say that "dialogue" shines with a light that
254 App1          |              Distortion of the Word "Dialogue" (Chap. IV, 3, D, b.)~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~ ~~~~
255 App1          |         INTERLOCUTORS~~~~In argument‑dialogue cordiality is exaggerated.
256 App1          |           dialogue-investigation and dialogue‑entertainment, which become
257 App1          |            become dominant; argument‑dialogue is merely tolerated.~~ ~~~~
258 App1          |              merely tolerated.~~ ~~~~Dialogue‑investigation and dialogue‑
259 App1          |           Dialogue‑investigation and dialogue‑ entertainment become the
260 App1          |             become the only forms of dialogue that are permitted. Argument‑
261 App1          |             are permitted. Argument‑ dialogue is proscribed.~~ ~~~~Dialogue
262 App1          |        dialogue is proscribed.~~ ~~~~Dialogue becomes conceived of as
263 App1          |            OF~~THE TALISMANIC WORD~~"DIALOGUE"~~~~The talismanic word "
264 App1          |                 The talismanic word "dialogue, appears, designating argument‑
265 App1          |        appears, designating argument‑dialogue by antonomasia.~~~~The talismanic
266 App1          |                 The talismanic word "dialogue" is extended to dialogue‑
267 App1          |             dialogue" is extended to dialogue‑investigation and ialogue‑
268 App1          |       steeped in irenicism; argument‑dialogue is practically excluded.
269 App1          |      excluded.  The talismanic word "dialogue" is extended to dialogue‑
270 App1          |             dialogue" is extended to dialogue‑investigation and dialogue‑
271 App1          |           dialogue‑investigation and dialogue‑entertainment steeped in
272 App1          |       steeped in irenicism; argument‑dialogue is practically excluded.~~~~
273 App1          |                 The talismanic word "dialogue" comes to include only dialogue‑
274 App1          |      dialogue" comes to include only dialogue‑investigation and dialogue‑
275 App1          |           dialogue‑investigation and dialogue‑entertainment, which are
276 App1          |          relativistic base. Argument‑dialogue is excluded.~~~~The talismanic
277 App1          |                 The talismanic word "dialogue" comes to indicate the "
278 App1          | REPERCUSSIONOF THE TALISMANIC WORD~~"DIALOGUE"~~IN THE INTENSITY OF~~THE
279 App1          |                 The use of the word "dialogue,' charged with mythical‑
280 App1          |                 The use of the word "dialogue," charged with mythical‑
281 App1          |         phase.  The talismanic word "dialogue" is extended to dialogue‑
282 App1          |             dialogue" is extended to dialogue‑investigation and dialogue‑
283 App1          |           dialogue‑investigation and dialogue‑entertainment steeped in
284 App1          |       steeped in irenicism; argument‑dialogue is practically excluded.~~~~
285 App1          |                 The use of the word "dialogue," charged with mythical‑
286 App1          |              of the talismanic word "dialogue" and the irenistic emotion
287 App2          |               Beyond Nuclear Terror: Dialogue~ ~Taking advantage of a
288 App2          |           cold war" and, above all, "dialogue." From one end of the globe
289 App2          |              a return to detente and dialogue between the United States