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Dialogize

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Di`al´o`gize
v. t.1.To discourse in dialogue.
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By treading some of the same ground as the Old Testament, though, Cusick also taps into a concept of the commonality of all humanity and dialogizes the assumed meanings of the Bible.
Finding a place for David Cusick in Native American literary history by Kalter, Susan / MELUS
I would like to suggest that "ethnic" discourse could consequently be read as the discourse of an "ethnic" writer who dialogizes the dominant language by self-consciously resorting to "ethnic" form and language to express his or her intentions in a "refracted" way through the dominant language.
Lost in Nostalgia: the autobiographies of Eva Hoffman and Richard ... by Fachinger, Petra / MELUS
This "Other" is supplemental to Wheatley, and this voice dialogizes Wheatley's text, making her an "Other" and subverting her authority.
Re-membering America: Phyllis Wheatley's intertextual epic by Kendrick, Robert / African American Review
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