Peace asks for art: Peace talks and their agents
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.2446-5240.malala.2018.148427Keywords:
agency, mediation, negotiation, peace talks, Israeli-Palestinian conflict.Abstract
This article explores a theoretical-applied research agenda in the language sciences. As part of the research, we will present the analysis of a dialogue, which was made available by The Palestine Papers Project, between negotiators of the State of Israel and of the Palestine Liberation Organization. Thus, we will approach a theoretical object (dialogical agency), and an empirical object (Israeli-Palestinian peace talks). And, from the theoretical arsenal proposed, from the problems raised in the analysis, and from a proposal of pacification taken as a basis, we will defend an alternative scenario of mediation, whose core is the use of new agents and new languages.
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