He has been involved in dialogues with Muslims at academic and popular levels over many years.
Plato wrote his philosophy in dialogues, a form that requires different voices, and the ebb and flow of argument.
Two bit players in Shakespeare's "Hamlet" argue about duality, in dialogues composed of short lines that turn in on themselves, sinking into solipsism.
There he portrayed himself as an eminently sane observer, engaging in dialogues with a delusional alter ego whom he named Horselover Fat.
Kiss of the Spider Woman is a novel told in dialogues between a middle-aged homosexual and a younger revolutionary who are detained in the same jail cell.
They express themselves in memoir (including an extended account of growing up biracial by Don Terry), in documentary pictures with commentary and in dialogues across racial lines and within them.
The ceiling of his room, which fancies itself as the eye of God, regularly engages in dialogues with him, though Jose is somewhat disappointed by the ceiling's penchant for talking in cliches.
Franny Roote, the cunning sociopath and maniacal wordsmith who had Hill's Yorkshire coppers Andy Dalziel and Peter Pascoe tied up in mental knots in "Dialogues," is out of prison and on his way to a shining academic career at Cambridge.
He acknowledges using mostly American meat on his Cayman menu, but he is in dialogues with local farmers for produce like callaloo, a leafy vegetable, which he serves with a grilled pork chop for 29 Cayman Islands dollars.
Intensity and agitation waxed and waned throughout the ruggedly lyrical 11-minute work; at times Mr. Patkolo assumed the higher voice in dialogues as Ms. Mutter plummeted in response.
