Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Introduction; Chapter 2 Representing Intersubjectivity; Chapter 3 Dialogism and Subjectivity; Chapter 4 Alienation and Transgression as Functions of the Social Construction of Subjectivity; Chapter 5 Subjectivity, Cognition and Certainty; Chapter 6 Subjectivity and History; Chapter 7 The Textual and Discursive Construction of Subjectivity I; Chapter 8 The Textual and Discursive Construction of Subjectivity II; Chapter 9 Conclusion;

About the Author

Robyn McCallum

Reviews

"McCallum's book rewards multiple readings and will be necessary reading for anyone viewing adolescent literature through dialogism. It is also (because of its glossary and highly readable explanations of the relationships among concepts like polyphony, heteroglossia, dialogism) a good introduction to Bahktin for scholars of children's and adolescent fiction. I left the book with a better understanding of the importance of both dialogism as a way of reading and of adolescent fiction as a dialogic art form." -- The Lion and the Unicorn