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As conflict emerges, we stop and take notice that something is not right. The relationship in which the difficulty is arising becomes complicated, not easy and fluid as it once was. We no longer take things at face value, but rather spend greater time and energy to interpret what things mean. As our communication becomes more difficult, we find it... See more
John Paul Lederach • Conflict Transformation
But the proliferation of mimetic tribes strained the core assumptions underpinning Girard’s framework, as context collapse made it impossible for any scapegoat — no matter how big— to fully resolve conflicts between tribes. One tribe’s scapegoat was another’s hero…When Girard developed his theory…there was only one public narrative to keep track
... See moreFight Right on Conflict Styles:
Partnerships generally fall into three main conflict styles, each existing along a spectrum: 1) Avoiding, 2) Validating, and 3) Volatile.
Conflict Avoidant Couple: They shy away from active conflict, preferring to focus on what works in the relationship rather than tackling issues head-on. This can sometimes lead to
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