Civilisation and Dialogue
Abstract
For the first time in human history, civilisations, cultures, and communities are compelled to relate to one other on a constant and continuous basis. Yet mutual ignorance exacerbated by mutual suspicion and hostility inhibit them from establishing ties that endure and flourish. Sometimes hostility erupts into bloody conflicts … indeed, communal violence has become the bane of mankind.. Dialogue and mutual understanding are the prerequisites for building just and equitable relations between cultures and civilisations.
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