Intersubjectivity: Towards a Dialogical Analysis

Young Children's Dialogical Actions: The Beginnings of Purposeful Intersubjectivity

This article has been accepted for publication in a future issue of this journal, but has not been fully edited. Content may change prior to final publication. Abstract—Are higher-level cognitive processes the only way that purposefulness can be introduced into the human interaction? In this paper, we provide a micro-analysis of early mother-child interactions and argue that the beginnings of j...

Towards a dialogical ethics of interprofessionalism.

Contemporary medical practice brings a diverse range of professions and disciplines together in greater and closer contact. This situation of increasing complexity and changing professional roles gives rise to multifaceted ethical dilemmas and theoretical and practical concerns. In this essay we argue that for multidisciplinary relationships to be facilitated and to progress towards interdiscip...

Dialogical Self , Dialogical Other : A Brief Overview of Dialogical Psychotherapy

The philosophy of Martin Buber as a philosopher of dialogue is well known to philosophy, philosophy of religion, and philosophical anthropology. His thoughts and how they have been applied to human counseling and psychotherapy are however, less well known. This article presents an overview of some of the modern and postmodern therapists and analysts who have drawn from his philosophy important ...

Interaction analysis and psychology: a dialogical perspective.

Interaction analysis is not a prerogative of any discipline in social sciences. It has its own history within each disciplinary field and is related to specific research objects. From the standpoint of psychology, this article first draws upon a distinction between factorial and dialogical conceptions of interaction. It then briefly presents the basis of a dialogical approach in psychology and ...

Focusing , Intersubjectivity , and “ Therapeutic Intersubjectivity ”