Philosophy enhances intercultural communication from "summary" of How the World Thinks by Julian Baggini
The idea that philosophy can improve cross-cultural dialogue is not a new one. It has been recognized for centuries that engaging in abstract reasoning can help us see beyond our own cultural assumptions, enabling us to understand and appreciate different viewpoints. By encouraging us to question our beliefs and values, philosophy opens up new possibilities for communication and understanding between people from diverse backgrounds.
One of the ways in which philosophy enhances intercultural communication is by fostering a spirit of curiosity and open-mindedness. Philosophers are trained to explore ideas from multiple perspectives, considering arguments and counterarguments before arriving at a conclusion. This habit of careful reflection can help us approach intercultural encounters with humility and a...
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