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Tag Archives: Les Miserables
Who Am I? Part 2: Jean Valjean and Inner Conflict
In her book, Fierce Conversations, Susan Scott writes that “all conversations are with myself and sometimes involve other people”. The same can be said of conflict – that all interpersonal conflict is accompanied by internal conflict, in which our values … Continue reading
Who Am I? Part 1: Inspector Javert’s Suicide and Identity in Conflict.
A recurring theme in Les Miserables is the far from rhetorical question “who am I?” The protagonist, Jean Valjean, is thrice confronted by that question and his decisions define him as heroic. His nemesis, Inspector Javert, however, is unable to … Continue reading
The Joy of Conflict Resolution 