The first is that the lack of reference to theories does not indicate the absence of a theory; one can reconstruct a theory (or theories) of developmental biology out of the relevant discourse (e.g., multiple allied molecular models).
In expanding the scope of the relevant discourse so broadly, Socrates in effect lays down requirements for all persuasive discourse for what he elsewhere calls "rhetoric"—and makes poetry a subsection thereof.
Specifically, the entities characteristic of the relevant discourse are sometimes supposed then to have the same ontological status as fictional entities.
Textual analysis will also include analyses of relevant discourses.
In contrast to the three aforementioned types, discursive representation, does not aim for representation of individuals or groups but rather of the usually smaller number of diverse views and experiences [ 39] or of relevant discourses on the issue at hand [ 17, 40].
Some uses of 'realism' are intended to indicate that the fundamental locutions in a relevant body of discourse are semantically primitive and, hence, cannot be reduced to more fundamental notions.
And yet, from Novalis who defined all philosophy as homesickness to Ernst Bloch for whom it was the "not yet," Heimat has been a relevant term in philosophical discourse.
By including discourse (ideas) as a relevant dimension of a policy framework, PAA can be placed within the discursive-institutionalist tradition.
That is, the identity work/sense-making nexus constitutes a relevant theoretical anchoring to study the circulation of discourses in society.
In this way, the biomedical discourse could "fool" the CSP into dismissing the GP as a relevant partner in the rehabilitation process after discharge from the hospital.
