Le dialogue engagé

Dialectica 31 (1‐2):13-18 (1977)
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Pour Ferdinand Gonseth, le dialogue est d'abord un engagement. Il faut ajouter quà ses yeux, le dialogue est sans fin

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10.1111/j.1746-8361.1977.tb01347.x

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