In this study we address the emergence of dialogical self in order to explain the process of children's development in activity of making drawings. Here, we present an analysis, based on assumptions of Vygotsky, Bakhtin and Hermans for processes emerging when children drew and talked about them. The method was cases study from analysis of interactions recorded in video. This analysis was presented as a narrative construction of the researcher where we highlighted, as result, two aspects relating to the uses of language that support the emergence of the dialogical self in the children's drawings: the regulation between speech and action and the reach of sense to the action and speech in the experience of otherness.
Dialogical self; children's drawings; speech
