dialogism

/ daɪˈæləˌdʒɪzəm /

noun

1. logic a deduction with one premise and a disjunctive conclusion
2. rhetoric a discussion in an imaginary dialogue or discourse

Example Sentences

Is a boyishly innocent Glyn Maxwell poem really a critique of consumerism and reification, courtesy of its "dialogism" and "polyphony"?

From The Guardian

Will the licence of the time excuse my sacrilegious boldness if I censure the dialogism of Plato himself as also dull and heavy, too much stifling the matter, and lament so much time lost by a man, who had so many better things to say, in so many long and needless preliminary interlocutions?

From Project Gutenberg

Will the licence of the time excuse my sacrilegious boldness if I censure the dialogism of Plato himself as also dull and heavy, too much stifling the matter, and lament so much time lost by a man, who had so many better things to say, in so many long and needless preliminary interlocutions?

From Project Gutenberg