The latter is a more natural approach when considering discourse annotation since the flow of the narrative is influenced by what has already been mentioned.
If we want to reduce the harms posed by drugs, we need a more mature and considered public discourse, and we need to start with a solid evidence base.
Barriers, facilitators and incentives could either be mentioned explicitly (in answer to our questions) or implicitly, meaning that we considered the discourse of our participants as possible barriers, facilitators and incentives.
QUESTION FROM VERNITAHERDMAN: I consider 'civil discourse' just that: a conversation at a level below shouting, that is (if it's not too much to ask) polite on both sides.
In "The Physiology of Taste," for instance, an 1825 discourse considered among the most famous books ever written about food, the French gastronome Jean Anthelme Brillat-saysrin says that he could easily identify the causes of obesity after 30 years of listening to one "stout party" after another proclaiming the joys of bread, rice and (from a "particularly stout party") potatoes.
She is also completing essays on "A Hermeneutic of Love and Spiritual Autonomy for a Widow in Book to a Mother," "Torture and Theatricality in the Croxton, Play of the Sacrament," and "The Black Carib Sublime," which considers the discourse of resistance in natural histories on the Caribbean.
Consider mediaeval discourse about the cosmos.
Theoretically minded linguists and particularly, those interested in the cognitive foundations of linguistic competence sometimes tend to consider (clinical) discourse analysis with disdain.
We consider the discourse on 'substantial equivalence' between single GM and conventional plants as exemplary of how 'scientific soundness' is a variable concept, and how extra-evidential components (both socio-political value judgments and biological background assumptions) are significant for determining it.
Officials charged with daily operational responsibility for our security may consider a judicial discourse on the history of the Habeas Corpus Act of 1679 and like matters to be far removed from the nation's present, urgent concerns.
