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Article #65Re: Winning conflicts
From: Richard Marken
Date: Wed, 05 May 1999 00:00
Date: Wed, 05 May 1999 00:00
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[From Rick Marken (990505.1550)] Bill Powers (990505.911 MDT)-- Beautiful post! > If you eliminate the question of whether _you_ might have > done something bad, seeing how irrelevant that is to the truth, > then you can admit having coerced others without needing to > commit suidice to say you're sorry. And you can accept a > simple conception (mine) of what coercion is, and get on > with something more interesting. The something more interesting being, in my opinion, alternatives to coercion. How do we deal with people who are "mis-behaving" without using coercion? We can't start answering this question until we can recognize when we are using coercion and when we are not. Best Rick -- Richard S. Marken Phone or Fax: 310 474-0313 Life Learning Associates e-mail: rmarken@earthlink.net http://home.earthlink.net/~rmarken
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