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伊麗莎白雷瑟:請你的“對手”吃午餐

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目前的政治情勢因爲激烈的分化和對立快要走進死胡同裏。伊麗莎白雷瑟闡述,這種對立是因爲人性内含的多重性格(她稱之爲“神秘家”和“戰士”)所造成的。她並和我們分享了她個人一個簡單的方法來開啓一段對話--請你的“對手”,那些你不認同的人去吃午餐,並問他們三個問題,進而了解他們心中真正的想法。

For more than three decades, Elizabeth Lesser has worked with leading figures in the field of healing self and society. Full bio »

Translated into Chinese, Traditional by Wang-Ju Tsai
Reviewed by Sunny Kan Ngai Hang 簡毅恒
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