Dialogic Matters

Introduction
• Dialogic matters: Interrelating dialogue, the material, and social change
  Theresa R. Castor | pp. 1–7
Articles
• Objects that matter: The hybrid and distributed agency in parent-assisted homework interactions
  Letizia Caronia & Vittoria Colla | pp. 8–34
• Perpetuating ableist constructions of the “real world” through complaints about new communication technologies
  Elizabeth S. Parks & Jessica S. Robles | pp. 35–58
• Self-representation of people with disabilities: “Disabling” the audience, challenging aesthetic norms and employing ironic echoing
  Ayelet Kohn | pp. 59–82
• Dialogical approach to a highly controlled discourse: The case of accountants referring to their experience in an international audit firm
  Marie Carcassonne | pp. 83–106
• Some challenges of interdisciplinarity: Working with different experts in adaptation to climate change stakeholders’ teams
  Alain Létourneau | pp. 107–124
• Engaging contested community issues: Community dialogue in one US American community
  Natalie J. Dollar | pp. 125–150
• Dialogue between smart education and classical education
  Svetlana Sharonova & Elena Avdeeva | pp. 151–170

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