dialogical
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- adjective
- /ˌdaɪəˈlɒdʒɪkəl/
- Jargon
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dialógico
- For these reasons, the dialogical layer requires strict connections with the structural and relational layers.
- dialogical relation
- dialogical reading
- dialogical encounter
Some of the dialogues are much less dialogical too, you know.
- Some of the dialogues are much less dialogical too, you know.
- But it is, if not intensely dialogical, it's certainly dialectical.
- And it was it was written, you know, in a way that's a little less dialogical.
Examples
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Participants spent this time applying dialogical reading techniques to each other using role play.
Academic text (2013) -
What has changed, perhaps, is that dialogical commitment has lost its hopeful innocence of earlier times.
Academic text (2015) -
Control group parents did not receive dialogical storybook reading training.
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Part of the process approach to praxis involves the dialogical approach to learning.
Academic text (2011) -
Speaking freely about their experiences, students express their transformation and journey toward a dialogical mindset.
Academic text (2015) -
The current study assessed the impact of parents' dialogical storybook reading on their children's receptive vocabulary and reading attitudes.
Academic text (2013) -
Children's receptive vocabulary and reading attitudes were measured before the dialogical storybook reading training and seven weeks after the training.
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The conference featured a dialogical format, allowing all participants to share their views openly.
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In the class discussion, the teacher encouraged a dialogical exchange of ideas between students.
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Fostering a dialogical environment in the classroom helps students articulate their thoughts and learn from one another.
Synonyms
Involving conversation between people who have different views
How Dialogical
- Jargon
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Surface Forms
Morphology
dialogical = dialogue (transparent) = dialogue + ical
Productive adjectival formation from the noun 'dialogue' using the familiar English suffix '-ical', so the meaning 'relating to dialogue' is directly derivable.
Etymology
The word dialogical comes from the Greek parts dia- meaning 'between' and logos meaning 'word' or 'speech', the same root you see in dialogue. So something dialogical is about 'conversation' or the exchange of different ideas.