Description
Presented as a compelling narrative blended with practical guidance, this book explores why conflicts persist in families, workplaces, and communities—and how people can begin to resolve them. Through the experiences of troubled parents and the mentors who challenge their assumptions, it examines the difference between seeing others as people and treating them as objects. The book’s central themes include empathy, accountability, self-deception, leadership, and the possibility of lasting reconciliation. Accessible and thought-provoking, it offers a framework for replacing adversarial patterns with a more humane and constructive way of relating to others.
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Published Jan 1, 2006
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First Published
2006
Language
eng
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