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According to Socrates, to be in dialogue means to create a common reality. One's habits and those of others are examined and weighed in direct conversation with one another, and one's knowledge and that of the other is brought to light. According to its Greek roots "diá" (through) and "légein" (to tell, to talk) the dialogue is understood as a "flow of words", translated from the Greek "diá-logos". However, the literal exchange that creates relationships with the other in its here and now can also be a pictorial one: Where the spoken word …