... as a shared practice be engaged within educational settings in ways that will best support its development? One step is to privilege frequent practice of direct peer-to-peer discourse. A second is to take advantage of the leveraging power of dialogue as a bridge to individual argument – one affording students...

...Rene van der Veer This article presents a first and incomplete chronology of publications by Piaget and Vygotsky in which they criticize each other’s ideas. It is shown that a genuine critical dialogue between the two failed to develop because Piaget did not reply to Vygotsky’s lengthy criticisms...

..., Townsville, Queensland. Australia Darwin's Intertextual Baby: Erasmus Darwin as Precursor in Child Psychology Key Words Allegory Charles Darwin Dialogue Erasmus Darwin History Infancy Natural science Poetics Rhetoric Text Abstract Child psychology is widely held to have been set in motion by Charles Darwin...

...Lois Tamir New developments in the field of child language acquisition are reviewed. Research and theory are increasingly emphasizing the role of communication and dialogue in the acquisition of language. This is typified by work on precursors to dialogue in infancy, the development...

...) A demonstration of how and why dialogue undergoes continual change with occasional eruptions of logical contradictions; this is done by modelling dialogue in terms of concepts from general systems theory. In demonstrating this, the following theoretical extensions are achieved: the development of a propositional...

... speech through which individual thinking is brought under conscious control. I develop this central claim by drawing on the writings of Vygotsky and Bakhtin, as well as those of their colleagues and followers to argue for the importance of encouraging dialogue in all educational settings in order...

... to persons or property resulting from any ideas, methods, instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. Development Dialogue Evaluation Intersubjectivity Rationality Vygotsky Commentary Human Development 2002;45:187 193 Responding in Interviews and Tests: Children...

... to relate to the deceased through the construction of an internal dialogue. Rather than being characterized by rationality or logic, this process implies the transcendence of the world ‘as-is’ by the future-oriented ‘as-if-could-be’, in which both the person and the world as-is, as well as the person’s...

...Artin Göncü; Suzanne Gaskins Commentary Human Development 1998;41:200 204 The Role of Pretense and Language in the Development of Self Artin Göncü a, Suzanne Gaskins b a University of Illinois at Chicago, and b Northeastern Illinois University, Chicago, Ill., USA Key Words Bereavement W Dialogue W...