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DESCRIPTION:What Universities Can Teach About Listening\, Learning\, and Tr
 uth. As the nation heads into a highly polarized midterm election season\,
  UW–Madison welcomes Professor Robert P. George and Dr. Cornel West for 
 a timely conversation on pluralism\, civil dialogue\, and the value of con
 structive disagreement. Drawing on themes from their recent book\, Truth M
 atters: A Dialogue on Fruitful Disagreement in an Age of Division\, the tw
 o scholars will explore how people with deeply different views can engage 
 one another with respect while pursuing truth and the common good.\n\nURL:
  https://wisconsinexchange.wisc.edu/events/dialogue-in-a-divided-age/
LOCATION:Alumni Lounge\, Pyle Center
SUMMARY:Constructive Dialogue in a Divided Age
URL;VALUE=URI:https://wisconsinexchange.wisc.edu/events/dialogue-in-a-divid
 ed-age/
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