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Mentioned in 9 episodes

Dialogue

Book •

Author

Bill Isaacs

Mentioned by

Mentioned in 9 episodes

Mentioned by

Rich Roll

as one of

Robert McKee

's books.

202 snips

Robert McKee On The Art of Story & Why Stories Matter

Mentioned by

Fr. Mark-Mary Ames

as a source of meditation on the Eucharist.

19 snips

Day 98: An Abyss of Love

Mentioned by

Dina Sarbifiva

as a book explaining how the word abracadabra means "I create as I speak."

16 snips

217: Exploring the Use of Self with Gestalt Coaching

Mentioned by

Fr. Patrick Briscoe

and

Fr. Gregory Pine, OP

, discussing her "Dialogue" and its impact on their spiritual lives.

13 snips

BONUS: Cultivating a Proper Prayer Life & Being Nothing

Mentioned by Fr. Mark-Mary as an aid to receiving the gift of seeing the truth of God's heart.

11 snips

Day 198: The Love of Jesus

Mentioned by

Cooper Cherry

when describing Deleuze's note to translators about the use of the word 'hexaety'.

Deleuze and Guattari - Three Novellas or What Happened?

Recommended by

Kelvy Bird

as a foundational text for her practice.

Kelvy Bird grounds her work in sustainability with a distinctively creative flair - S16/E03

Mentioned by

Adam Skolmik

as an audiobook he's been listening to about writing.

Roll On Re-Entry: AMA on Addiction, Lifestyle Change, & A New Format

Mentioned as a collaboration between Claire Parnay and Deleuze.

Deleuze and Guattari - How Do You Make Yourself a Body Without Organs?

Mentionné par

Elie During

, il en parle bien dans le livre, quand il parle de conversation amicale.

"Mille plateaux" de Deleuze et Guattari 3/4 : Devenir-intense, devenir-animal, devenir imperceptible

Mentioned by

Ian Williams

when discussing the components of conversations: the said, the unsaid, and the unsayable.

#5: What makes a great conversation?

Mentioned by

Ian Williams

, referencing his book "Dialogue" and its concepts of the said, unsaid, and unsayable in conversations.

The 2024 CBC Massey Lectures | # 5: Good conversations

Mentioned by

Andrew Culp

as a good starting point for reading Deleuze.

Dr. Andrew Culp - Dark Deleuze

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