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Robert Wayment
reviewed Rights, Justice and the Bounds of Liberty: Essays in Social Philosophy on March 05, 2015 Rights, Justice and the Bounds of Liberty
A somewhat misleading title as the book won't give any helpful tips to change a conversation for the better. The underlying theory however is interesting: Right from the start we have an unconscious belief of life and ourselves which controls every bit of our life and thus also influences the way we talk to other people.
The typical "examples" however could be shortened. Berne's book "Games people play" is far better in analyzing the way people talk with each other.
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