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The Self and the Body: Thinking Dialogically About Disability
KIRILL MASLOV

This paper presents the emergence and transformation of ‘body-voice’—a specific dialogical relation between different I-positions in a case study of a woman who becomes blind. An analysis of the case study shows that human perception and representation of one’s own body is based on a visual component and also shows how rapidly and radically previously constructed body images change in the case of total blindness.

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“I am fighting the hardest battle for my Germanness now”: Internal Dialogues of Victor Klemperer
MICHAEL J. GEHERAN

This paper examines the dialogical struggles within the self of Victor Klemperer through analyses of selected sequences of inner dialogue found throughout his diaries.