Failing better. Reflections, comments, and questions considering a social constructionist concept of dialogue
Reflecting the growing popularity of the dialogical self in psychology this contribution searches for a psychological theory of dialogue. First, the social constructionist proposal is discussed, considering the constructionist concept of social practice and the model of the individual participant in...
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2009-08-01
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description | Reflecting the growing popularity of the dialogical self in psychology this contribution searches for a psychological theory of dialogue. First, the social constructionist proposal is discussed, considering the constructionist concept of social practice and the model of the individual participant in this practice it implies. Second, drawing from Bakhtin’s notion of dialogicality, it is suggested in line with constructionism that dialogues are basically a form of shared social practice. However, the dialogical character of this practice is subject to certain preconditions; and as these include competencies and motives of the participants in dialogue they imply changes for the conceptualization of a dialogical self. |
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spelling | doaj.art-e3802a6b2d124638835367772cfa627b2022-12-22T02:46:25ZdeuPsychosozial-Verlag GmbH & Co. KGJournal für Psychologie0942-22852009-08-011723Failing better. Reflections, comments, and questions considering a social constructionist concept of dialogueBarbara ZielkeReflecting the growing popularity of the dialogical self in psychology this contribution searches for a psychological theory of dialogue. First, the social constructionist proposal is discussed, considering the constructionist concept of social practice and the model of the individual participant in this practice it implies. Second, drawing from Bakhtin’s notion of dialogicality, it is suggested in line with constructionism that dialogues are basically a form of shared social practice. However, the dialogical character of this practice is subject to certain preconditions; and as these include competencies and motives of the participants in dialogue they imply changes for the conceptualization of a dialogical self.http://www.journal-fuer-psychologie.de/jfp-2-2009-03.htmldialogical selfdialoguesocial constructionismimplicit knowledgeaboutness |
spellingShingle | Barbara Zielke Failing better. Reflections, comments, and questions considering a social constructionist concept of dialogue Journal für Psychologie dialogical self dialogue social constructionism implicit knowledge aboutness |
title | Failing better. Reflections, comments, and questions considering a social constructionist concept of dialogue |
title_full | Failing better. Reflections, comments, and questions considering a social constructionist concept of dialogue |
title_fullStr | Failing better. Reflections, comments, and questions considering a social constructionist concept of dialogue |
title_full_unstemmed | Failing better. Reflections, comments, and questions considering a social constructionist concept of dialogue |
title_short | Failing better. Reflections, comments, and questions considering a social constructionist concept of dialogue |
title_sort | failing better reflections comments and questions considering a social constructionist concept of dialogue |
topic | dialogical self dialogue social constructionism implicit knowledge aboutness |
url | http://www.journal-fuer-psychologie.de/jfp-2-2009-03.html |
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