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claim:dialogue-is-an-intertextual-move-a-play-of-spatial-relations-not-sequential-statementsDialogue is an intertextual move, a play of spatial relations, not sequential statements
True dialogue in diagrammatic writing occurs through spatial positioning and graphical relations, not through conventional sequential exchange.
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