Dialogical Foundation of the Publicist’S Communicative Ethics: Dialogical Levels of the “Communicative Pyramid”

Abstract

The author discusses important issues of the dialogical essence of thinking and internal dialo-gism in the moral and ethical journalism. Choosing everyone’ ability of monologic revelation as thestarting point of her study, the author concludes that these revelations are a kind of reconsideringhistorical, personal and interpersonal shifts that lead to the desire to learn the truth, to harmonize thevision and understanding of a situation with someone else’s viewpoint. In search for the truth, boththe publicist and the audience –together or separately – cross different levels of a dialogue as it ispresented by the “communicative pyramid” as a model of dialogical communication and the forma-tion of the personality.