Philosophy of dialogue in Karl Popper's wheelers
Abstract
Dialogue is a human phenomenon emerged as a result of the difference among human beings in their thoughts and views, whether it is religion, ideology or thought. These differences led to conflicts, some of them end in disagreement and others end in agreement and peace. Karl Popper uses dialogue as a means of spreading knowledge and science that inherited from philosophers of the Greek era, such as Socrates, to the modern and contemporary era, such as Habermas.
In this work, we want to respond to Karl Popper's analysis of the clash of civilizations and the importance of using dialogue to avoid humanitarian disasters and serve the entire human civilization. The world wars are a clear proof of the lack of constructive dialogue between all the conflicting parties.
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