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Free sign upThe phrase "a discourse of harm" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing discussions, narratives, or conversations that focus on the theme of harm or negative impact.
Example: "The conference aimed to address a discourse of harm surrounding mental health issues in marginalized communities."
Alternatives: "a discussion of harm" or "a narrative of harm".
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Many liberals would like to see the idea of evil replaced by a discourse of harm: we should talk instead about how people do damage to each other and themselves.
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"There is a discourse of hate, and a climate that favors this discourse".
A discourse of rights or interests thus became a discourse of mutual gratitude, obligation, and love.
It invites a discourse of genius and art-historical importance.
Based on the women's accounts, they both adopt and resist this discourse, pointing also to the disciplining aspects of a discourse of 'responsibilised' health citizenship [ 37].
A question of harm?
Abstinence is a legitimate goal of harm reduction.
It shows a discourse pattern of QRFQRF.
This Discourse model appears to have its roots in a popular Discourse of self-actualization.
What is required of religious institutions is that the debate about same-sex unions should shift from the rhetoric of taboo, to a discourse about an inclusive framework of Christian sexual ethics: do no unjust harm; free consent; mutuality; equality; commitment; fruitfulness; and social justice.
As its name suggests, Discourse Representation Theory was designed to capture the way in which certain features of a discourse, particularly intersentential relations such as intersentential anaphora, affect the interpretation of sentences in the discourse.
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