ABSTRACT. Although
internal dialogue and inner speech form essential part of communication,
it has not been given much attention in studies of interaction
and language. This article suggests that the basic unit of dialogical
epistemology, the triad Ego-Alter-Object/representation
could be conceptually relevant to dialogical subjectivity. It
proposes that internal dialogue involves different kinds of symbolically
and socially represented inner Alter. Giving examples
of internal dialogue and its features, this article argues for
the study of dialogical phenomena in their complexity and multiplicity,
whether these are involved in language, communication, subjectivity
or in social representations. |
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