dialogicality

Dialogicality and social representations.

Dialogicality and Social Representations.

The dialogicality of the world compels the subject to make an ever greater and frequent use of imagination to create and take shelter in the non-dialogical.

Dialogicality and Being: A Fragment", Studies in Humanities and Social Sciences, Vol."

In striving to create opportunities to jointly experience diversity in classrooms, through a genuine dialogicality of unmerged voices, its philosophy goes well beyond antagonistic binarisms of the dominant and the subjugated.

Bakhtin's deep insights on dialogicality represent a substantive shift from views on the nature of language and knowledge by major thinkers such as Ferdinand de Saussure and Immanuel Kant.

Hearing Voices: Microhistory, Dialogicality and the Recovery of Popular Culture on an Eighteenth-Century Virginia Plantation, /Slavery & Abolition/ 24 (2003): 1-23.

The subject therefore tries to get rid of it by creating or inventing in different ways spheres of existence which are free of the dialogicality of the received world and are as such "non-dialogical".