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atpp-1075	Gardner, Susan	THE COMPLEXITY OF RESPECTING TOGETHER: From the point of view of one participant of the 2012 Vancouver NAACI conference	2012	12	.pdf	application/pdf	9041	336	51	Respect requires value-communicative-interaction The arguments presented by Weber, Gardner, Howard and Morehouse harmonize toward the message that due to our intersubjective dependency, respect requires that we attempt to engage in authentic dialogue with others—the authenticity of which would inevitably require honesty with regard to one’s evaluative stance. Speaking in tune with the notion, Eva Marsal, in her paper, “The Concept of Respect – a Philosophical Challenge,” argues that the affective degree of respect felt or not felt is dependent on the relative proximity to the object,” and that the closer we “zoom in” on the referent, the more concrete the web of conditions becomes which induces us to say “We respect X.” This fact, that “the quality of the bond affects the quality of the influence,” while clearly having important pervasive general implications, has critical ramifications with regard to education in particular.	cache/atpp-1075.pdf	txt/atpp-1075.txt