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“Dialogue of Agreement” as Mikhail Bakhtin’s Neo-Rhetoric Project

This article deals with dialogism in Mikhail Bakhtin’s philosophy and, specifically, the notion of dialogue of agreement. The author explores various communicative strategies and focuses on non-authoritarian, extra-hierarchical types of result-producing communication, which result in convergence of consciousness. The dialogic relationship of agreement is seen as the ultimate goal of any dialogue. The nature of dialogism, monologism, and “polyphonic agreement” is explored.