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Volume 3   Number 1      Fall 2008			Full-text
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* * * * * Special Issue: Culture in the Dialogical Self *      Jean Valsiner & Gyoseog Han, Guest Editors
Editors' Introduction Where is Culture Within the Dialogical Perspectives on the Self?       Jaan Valsiner & Gyuseog Han Articles	1-8
Persistent Patterns in Cultural Negotiations of the Self: Using Dialogical Self Theory to Understand Self-Other Dynamics Within Culture      Nandita Chaudhary	9-30
Personhood, Self, Difference, and Dialogue (Commentary on Chaudhary)      Susan Rasmussen	31-54
On the Nondistinction of Self and Other in the Notion of Personhood (Commentary on Chaudhary)      Madelene A. Sta. Maria & Gerardo L. Largoza	55-68
Are You Like This...Or Just Behave This Way? (Commentary on Chaudhary)      Katrin Kullasepp	69-92
Voices of Self in the Therapeutic Chronotope: Utushi and Ma      Masayoshi Morioka	93-108
The Responses of the Other in the Therapeutic Relationship (Commentary on Morioka)      Saeromi Kim	109-114
Utushi and Ma: Infusing Two Japanese Concepts in Western Psychotherapy (Commentary on Morioka)      Tracy D. Eells & William B. Stiles	115-122
Regulation of the Self in the Therapeutic Environment (Commentary on Morioka)      Philip J. Rosenbaum	123-130
Voices of the Self as Therapeutic Resources (Commentary on Morioka)      Maria Elisa Molina & Maria Teresa del Río	131-142
Liminal Spaces and Narratives of Voice and Body in Infant Vocal Internchange (Commentary on Morioka)      Maya Gratier	143-154
Conversation Recovers the Temporal Sense (Author's Reply)      Masayoshi Marioka	155-164
Culture and Identity in Anthropology: Reflections on 'Unity' and 'Uncertainty' in the Dialogical Self      Toon van Meijl	165-190
Anthropology and Dialogical Theory: Converting the Conversation on the Processual Self (Commentary on van Meijl)      Benjamin Zabinski	191-204
Shimcheong Psychology: A Case of an Emotional State for Cultural Psychology      Sang-Chin Choi & Gyuseog Han	205-224
Negotiating the Place of Culture and Emotion in the Dialogical Self (Commentary on Choi and Han)      Hala W. Mahmoud	225-240
The Problem  of Translation in Cross-Cultural Research on Emotion Concepts (Commentary on Choi and Han)      Alejandra Hurtado de Mendoza	241-248
Talking to Ourselves and Others: Shimcheong, Ubuntu, and All That Jazz (Commentary on Choi and Han)      Puleng Segalo & Martin Terre Blanche	249-254
Shimcheong Is A Case for the First Person Psychology (Authors' Reply)      Gyuseog Han & San-Chin Choi	255-260
A Portrait of a Dialogical Self: Image Science and the Dialogical Self      Nora Ruck & Thomas Slunecko	261-290		* (* 6.5 MB)
Narrativity and Image: Metaphors of the Dialogical Self and the Problem of Spatiality (Commentary on Ruck and Slunecko)      Liliana Meira & Tiago Ferreira	291-300
* * * * * Regular Article
The Relevance of Secondness to the Psychological Study of the Dialogical Self    Mariela Michel, Fernando Andacht, & William B. Gomes	301-334

 * All articles start on odd-numbered pages.   

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Following examples in the 5th edition of the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association for reference materials found online, we suggest that individual articles in this journal be referenced in this fashion:

Chaudhary, N. (2008). Persistent patterns in cultural negotiations of the self: Using dialogical self theory to understand self-other dynamics within culture. International Journal for Dialogical Science, 3(1), 9-30. Retrieved [insert date] from http://ijds.lemoyne.edu/journal/3_1/IJDS.3.1.02.Chaudhary.html

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Valsiner, J., & Han, G. (Eds.). (2008). Culture in the dialogical self [Special issue]. International Journal for Dialogical Science, 3(1), 1-300. Retrieved [insert date] from http://ijds.lemoyne.edu/journal/3_1/index.html