Politically Incorrect Dialogues

Politically Incorrect Dialogues

This book is about questions that one would hesitate to ask in certain groups, because the questioning itself would mark him or her as an outsider, or a liberal, or a conservative, or a reactionary interested in resurrecting issues which have been satisfactorily settled. But Western philosophy, jump-started by the Socratic dialogues memorialized by Plato, has traditionally concerned itself with reexamining meanings and values that many thought settled once and for all. In this book the interlocutors, who disagree about almost everything, nevertheless search for areas of agreement as they continue in this Socratic tradition.

Dialogue With the Unconscious

The authors present a new version of Voice Dialogue that draws on the ideas of C.G. Jung and serves as a direct address to the unconscious. They demonstrate how the unconscious manifests as inner shapes in response to existential limit-experiences of an individual and their ancestors. These shapes are the carriers and movers of the personality and form the unconscious basis for our personal patterns of fate. Voice Dialogue leads from a consciousness-centered unity model to the multiplicity model of the soul, revealing the hidden power hierarchy in the unconscious. Dialogical togetherness helps to infuse the inner shapes with consciousness and to explore the contradictions, compulsions, and traits of our personality. Thus, the method offers a path to greater inner freedom.

Writing Dialogue for Scripts