Focusing on the transformative power of communication in post-civil war societies, the book explores how various media and the arts can facilitate peacebuilding by fostering cooperation among former adversaries. It addresses the shift from discursive dehumanization to civil engagement, emphasizing the need for safe spaces for dialogue. By highlighting the importance of discursive civility, it argues that effective communicative strategies are crucial for achieving lasting and self-sustainable peace in communities affected by conflict.
