India - Multiple Dialogues
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Este trabajo discute el origen del diálogo en India y sus raíces en el conocimiento tradicional, discute el significado del diálogo y su rol en la construcción de India hoy, y señala que el pensamiento longitudinal puede resultar un mecanismo efectivo para discutir y entender las diferencias. La falta de diálogo puede incrementar los conflictos a niveles irreversibles; sin embargo, las múltiples diversidades de India han logrado coexistir porque usando esta tradición de diálogo se ha creado una unidad, y su éxito como nación, en varios niveles, ha radicado en su capacidad de adaptar su tradición a los retos contemporáneos.
Abstract
The paper explores the origin of the dialogue form in India and its roots in traditional knowledge, discusses the meaning of dialogue and its role in the making of India today, and notes that longitudinal thinking could prove an effective mechanism for discussing and understanding differences. Dialogues when suspended may escalate conflict to irreversible levels, yet India’s multiple diversities have managed to co-exist because a unity has been created through this tradition of dialoguing, and its success as a nation, at various levels, has lied in its ability to adapt its rich tradition of dialoguing to contemporary challenges.
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