الذات و جدلية الحوار مع الآخر : مقاربة نفسية

Abstract EN

The political, industrial, technological and informational revolutions of the past century have charted a new map of our contemporary world, which has begun in its best shape, but not without the contradictions and disadvantages that have made the lives of individuals bad before nations and societies, and everyone has spared no effort to adapt to the requirements of this age, We have been forced to deal more seriously with those developments, to unify the ranks, to use energies and to carefully select them to meet its challenges, and the list is progressing well with self-treatment and the other as the most important component of the communications and human relations system.

In the face of those challenges, the problem of the ethical crisis has been shaped by the most salient features of this era, whose effects have affected the behavior of individuals at all stages of their development, including the young, the juvenile and the great, male and female alike, thus shaping the step of self-consciousness as one of the most important steps that worship the path towards understanding the other.

It is the fact that we are aware of the difficulties of our dialogue with each other, so this research offers a psychological approach to shedding light on ourselves and giving way to understanding the problem of our dialogue with each other.

Relationships provide an opportunity for participation, a sense of responsibility and a way forward to the future, because in this kind of relationship lies the opportunity to our growth.

As well as recognition of the other, until we are recognized and acknowledged it, we must escape the indictment in which we have locked ourselves in, as we have failed to understand ourselves and fail to understand each other because of the unwarranted accusations that each of us brings to each other.

It therefore remains the hope that we will be free from our own shell and unite with each other to establish relations based on equality, openness and mutual support.