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Volume 1   Number 1      Spring 2006	*		Full-text
Table of Contents  including Copyright Notices & Suggested Reference Format	i-iii
Introduction to the First Issue      Hubert J. M. Hermans	1-3
Pragmatism and the Dialogical Self      Norbert Wiley	5-21
Practice, Agency, and Sociality: An Orthogonal Reading of Classical Pragmatism (Commentary on Wiley)      Vincent Colapietro	23-31
The Missing Person in the Conversation: Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr., and the Dialogical Self (Commentary on Wiley)      David E. Leary	33-39
"I am not what I seem to be" (Commentary on Wiley)      John Lysaker	41-45
Interpersonal Cognition and the Relational Self: Paving the Empirical Road for Dialogical Science      Maya Sakellaroupoulo and Mark W. Baldwin	47-66
Who Shares the "shared reality"? A Brief Commentary on Sakellaropoulo and Baldwin's "Interpersonal Cognition and the Relational Self"      Katarzyna Stemplewska--Zakowicz	67-70
As Many Selves As Interpersonal Relations (Or Maybe Even More)      Katarzyna Stemplewska-Zakowicz, Justyna Walecka and Anna Gabinska	71-94
Many Voices Generated From Different Positions Makes For A Boisterous Self: A Commentary on Stemplewska-Zakowicz, Walecka and Gabinska      Maya Sakellaropoulo and Mark W. Baldwin	95-98
The Dialogical Self and the Renewal of Psychology      Henderikus J. Stam	99-117
The Relational Self in Historical Context (Commentary on Stam)      Kenneth Gergen	119-124
On "the inner Alter" in Dialogue      Ivana Markova	125-148
Thought as Dialogue: A Comment on Markova      João Salgado	149-154
International Society for Dialogical Science: News and Notices	155-156
* All articles start on odd-numbered pages.
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