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Systems sensitive dialogue intervention
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AbstractThe paper presents a general methodology for dialogue interventions. Systems Sensitive Dialogue Interventions are viewed in the light of Gerald Midgley's general presentation of systemic intervention. By focusing on the dialogue philosophy of Martin Buber and the key elements in two popular dialogue methods it is proposed that (a) enhancing individual participants' sensitivity to the unique human system they form is the primary task of a dialogue intervention, (b) when designing dialogical interventions it is useful to use creatively elements from different available dialogical methods and (c) dialogue interventions should be designed in experiential and existential rather than in metaphysical terms. Copyright © 2006 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
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