Dialogue Maps
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According to Bohm, Dialogue should not be confused with discussion, lecture, discourse or debate, which, says Bohm, all suggest working towards a goal rather than simply exploring. Meeting without an objective or agenda is done to create a "free space" for something new to happen.
Specifically, any method of conversation that claims to be based on the "four principles of dialogue as established by David Bohm" can be considered to be a form of Bohm Dialogue.
- Suspend decisions
- Suspend judgement
- Transparency
- Build on the ideas of others
The video demonstrates the creation of a dialogue map in Insight Maker which essentially documents what emerges from a dialogue.
Components
- Dialog Mapping Elements IM-1589
- Dialogue Map Examples Video
- Dialogue Mapping Introduction to Dialog Mapping with Debategraph
- Vacation Planning in Debategraph
- The Dialogue Mapping Experience a Paper by Jeff Conklin
- Dialogue Mapping: Building Shared Understanding of Wicked Problems a Book by Jeff Conklin
- Dialogue Mapping a Book Review
- Mapping Dialogue: Essential Tools for Social Change a Book by M. Marianne, R. Heiko and K. Marianne
Related Concepts
- Stock & Flow Diagrams < M & S with Insight Maker > Mind Maps
- Causal Loop Diagrams/Part 1
- Connection Circles
- Mind Maps
- Rich Pictures/Part 1
- Systemigrams
- Stock & Flow Diagrams
- Modeling Guidelines
- Why Create Models?
References
- Bohm's Dialogue and Hargrove's Collaborative Conversations by T.A. Balasubramanian
- The Meta-design of Dialogues as Inquiring Systems David Ing's Blog
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