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More About Carl N. Colavito

Dr. Colavito’s greatest strength is his ability to dialogue.

He has engaged in thousands of dialogues on social and political issues. Some examples:

  • How does anonymity on the internet affect us?
  • Does the land belong to no one or everyone before it is settled?
  • Should we have a right to be forgotten on the internet?

He has moderated hundreds of Socratic Dialogues:
What is Love? What is Honor? What is Democracy?

He has delivered speeches to high school and college audiences and has advised several corporate enterprises.

Dr. Colavito’s recent book, Rational Discourse for Citizenship and Progress: Prepare to Talk Politics, is founded on his decades of experience with political debate (productive and not-so-productive) and acts as a repository of advice as well as a mini training camp in rational discourse. Participants in his sessions become energized! They understand others better, they see more clearly how the world operates, and they draw out of themselves their native raw powers and humanity.

More About Carl N. Colavito

Dr. Colavito’s greatest strength is his ability to dialogue.

He has engaged in thousands of dialogues on social and political issues. Some examples:

  • How does anonymity on the internet affect us?
  • Does the land belong to no one or everyone before it is settled?
  • Should we have a right to be forgotten on the internet?

He has moderated hundreds of Socratic Dialogues:
What is Love? What is Honor? What is Democracy?

He has delivered speeches to high school and college audiences and has advised several corporate enterprises.

Dr. Colavito’s recent book, Rational Discourse for Citizenship and Progress: Prepare to Talk Politics, is founded on his decades of experience with political debate (productive and not-so-productive) and acts as a repository of advice as well as a mini training camp in rational discourse. Participants in his sessions become energized! They understand others better, they see more clearly how the world operates, and they draw out of themselves their native raw powers and humanity.