The use of feedback, self-assessment, and self-dialogue that are used to assist the process of transformative learning.
In what amounts to a useful self-dialogue, herewith his post-screening conversation.
Stoic philosophical and spiritual practices included logic, Socratic dialogue and self-dialogue, contemplation of death, training attention to remain in the present moment (similar to some forms of Eastern meditation), and daily reflection on everyday problems and possible solutions.
The voice of the shooter, the same voice we project onto God, had made its way into my self-dialogue, "Kill him!" I needed to avoid the once-and-for-all mistake of loving a man (and the peril for which I was doomed).
Only by opening ourselves to such self-dialogue can we develop abilities to see others from positions of equity and solidarity, rather than from dominance and exploitation.
For example, if the behavioural strategy is removing yourself from the risky situation or avoiding problematic places/events, and cognition strategy is positive self-dialogue, this can reduce the occurrence of relapse.
You can also self-dialogue by imagining the person you have problem with and confronting them directly, if you know that doing so could resolve issues.
According to Anderson (2006), analytic auto-ethnography is characterized by '(1) Complete member researcher, (2) Analytic reflexivity, (3) Narrative visibility of the researcher's self, (4) Dialogue with informants beyond the self, (5) Commitment to theoretical analysis' (p. 378).
An exhibition of Tibetan contemporary art, entitled "Anonymous," explores the exchange between art and the self, a dialogue which is always in motion.
Since the 1960s, David Diao has made work in a self-aware dialogue with art history, art market forces, and personal experience, in characteristically self-effacing, droll manner.
