Psychology as a Dialogical Science: Self and Culture Mutual Development

1. A Theoretical Approach to the Ontology of Identity in Dialogical Psychology.- 2. Dialogic Analysis of a Lesson on the Educational Controversies of Religious Holidays in a Dialogic Multi-regime College Classroom.- 3. The Development of the Dialogical Self System: Coconstruction of Dynamic Self Positionings from a Cultural Psychology Perspective.- 4. Self-imaging in the Transition to Adolescence: Exploring a Semiotic-cultural Approach to Self Development.- 5. The Fertility of the Affective-Semiotic Fields for the Dialogical Analysis of Values and Intersubjective Relationships in the Context of a Socio-Educational System.- 6. Social Identities, Prejudices, and Exclusion: The Reproduction of the (In)visibility of Different Groups in School Contexts.- 7. A Semiotic Approach to Developmental Transitions: A Young Woman's Dedication to Religious Consecrated Life.- 8.The Semiotic Cultural Foundation of an Aesthetic Creative Analysis of Vik Muniz.- 9.Co-Authorship in Interethnic Dialogues: Reflections on the Amerindian Support Network.