ISUD Legacy

We are pleased to deliver selected texts which are especially important for the ISUD mission and targets. Most of them, however not all, have been written by the ISUD members. This is a small part of the ISUD academic legacy.   

All the papers have been originally published in Dialogue and Universalism, the official journal of the ISUD (see more about the journal on its website: dialogueanduniversalism.eu).

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INTEGRATIVE DIALOGUE AS A PATH TO UNIVERSALISM: THE CASE OF BUBER AND ZHUANGZI

Robert Elliott Allinson 

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SYSTEMS THINKING AND UNIVERSAL DIALOGUE: THE CREATION OF A NOOSPHERE IN TODAY’S ERA OF GLOBALIZATION 

Martha C. Beck 

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A MEDITATION ON UNIVERSAL DIALOGUE 

Kevin M. Brien 

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IDENTITY AND DIFFERENCE: OVERCOMING THE MASTER SELF THROUGH THE CULTIVATION OF A DIALOGICAL SELF-IDENTITY 

Charles S. Brown 

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THE DIALECTICS OF IDENTITY AND DIFFERENCE 

Charles Brown

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A HERMENEUTIC UNDERSTANDING OF DIALOGUE AS A TOOL FOR GLOBAL PEACE

J. Chidozie Chukwuokolo, Victor O. Jeko

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METAPHILOSOPHICAL FOUNDATIONS OF THE PROBLEM OF THE LOADING OF SCIENCE BY CULTURE

Ma􏰀łgorzata Czarnocka

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PHILOSOPHY IN AN AGE OF CRISIS: CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS

Marie Pauline Eboh

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DIALOGUE AS ASYMMETRICAL INTERSUBJECTIVITY 

Regina Fazleeva 

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THE FRAGILITY OF CIVILITY: VIRTUE, CIVIL SOCIETY, AND TRAGIC BREAKDOWNS OF CIVILITY 

Andrew Fiala 

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THE CHALLENGES OF UNIVERSAL DIALOGUE: PHILOSOPHICAL IDEALS FOR A MORE DECENT WORLD 

Steven V. Hicks 

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UNIVERSALISM VERSUS NIHILISM: IN THE ABSENCE OF A UNIVERSALIST NARRATIVE — IS A NEW VIRTUE ETHICS POSSIBLE?

Werner Krieglstein

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DIALOGUE AND THE HUMAN BEING AS HOMO CREATOR

Janusz Kuczyński 

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POSSIBILITY OF INTER-RELIGIOUS DIALOGUE: STRUCTURAL AND FORMAL CONDITIONS 

Michael H. Mitias 

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INTERRELIGIOUS DIALOGUE AND VIVEKANAND’S VEDANTIC MODEL OF PLURALISM 

Dilipkumar Mohanta 

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WAYS TO DEAL WITH CONTINGENCY VIOLENCE AND DIALOGUE

Pablo Oyarzun R.

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DIALOGUE AND BEING — AN ONTOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION

John Rensenbrink 

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DOES INTERCULTURAL DIALOGUE NEED RELATIVISM? MORAL RATIONALITY AND CULTURAL DIFFERENCE 

Marta Sghirinzetti 

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NOTES ON THE INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR UNIVERSAL DIALOGUE

Emilia A. Tajsin

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EMOTION AS A LANGUAGE OF UNIVERSAL DIALOGUE

Muk Yan Wong

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CONFUCIAN PHILOSOPHY OF ZHONGDAOLOGY AND ITS PRACTICAL SIGNIFICANCE IN RESOLVING CONFLICTS 

Keqian Xu