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Abstract In this book the reader will be introduced to the premises, processes, and practices of dialogic methodology as a legitimized approach to the transdisciplinary study of practice. With the aid of dialogic scholars across the globe—whose dynamic interview excerpts are peppered throughout the book—the authors take the reader on a pathway of discovery from conception to fruition of their possible or proposed research study. The reader will be introduced to the previously impenetrable writings of Russian transdisciplinary thinker and doer Mikhail Bakhtin, whose ideas forge the basis of dialogic methodology. As a consequence, the reader will be able to identify and apply a series of dialogic concepts, principles, and designs at their creative disposal in and for practice. The book introduces a series of contemporary scholarship across the disciplines of practice and invites speculative inquiry that resists certainty whilst maintaining fidelity to its origins in thought and practice. There are opportunities to respond to questions posed, and the reader will be exposed to the latest literature at their fingertips. Complex ideas are translated into real-life practice contexts, calling for methodological rigour while resisting the pull to certainty that permeates the field. This book is the first of its kind and a must-read for any research scholar who takes dialogues seriously (and perhaps not so seriously too!).
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