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dialogism

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Di`al´o`gism
n.1.An imaginary speech or discussion between two or more; dialogue.
dialogism, dialoguism
the representation of an author’s thoughts through his use of a dialogue between two or more of his characters. — dialogist, n. — dialogic, adj.
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