Conflict dialogue : working with layers of meaning for productive relationships /
Peter M. Kellett.
- Thousand Oaks, Calif. : SAGE, c2007.
- xiii, 287 p. ; 23 cm.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 261-268) and index.
Introduction -- Stories and the meaning of conflicts -- From meaning--to dialogic negotiation--to new meaning -- Language as the fabric of conflict--and the foundation for dialogic negotiation -- We belong together but we still have conflict : negotiating synchronicity in relationships -- Where do we go from here? : negotiating through--and learning from--crossroads moments in relationships -- What is this really about? : working with displacement in conflict communication -- What do we represent to each other? : understanding projection and negotiating conflict -- Heroes and sheroes, villains, victims, and fools : using story archetypes to understand conflicts -- Learning to tell the next chapter : story archetypes and the negotiation and mediation of new meanings in conflicts -- Putting it all together : from an old story--to a new meaning--to a new story -- Conclusion.