This research uses a qualitative design that adopts discourse analysis to examine 57 essays by students between 12 and 17 years old.
We do not have any of the answers but would like to ask the same question Aidan asks: "Since the 2000s, academic managers and leaders have adopted the discourse of neoliberalism, presented as neutral truth, 'common sense' or realism.
The axioms of logic and morality do not require for their interpretation a special source of knowledge, since neither records discoveries; rather, they record resolutions or conventions, attitudes that are adopted toward discourse and conduct, not facts about the nature of the world or of man.
"The right has adopted a discourse like [European] social democracy.
Things did not go much better on the other side of the Channel: European politicians also adopted a discourse focused on numbers: "We will make you pay, we will punish you, you will have to pay every single cent you owe," they threatened.
Adopting a discourse analytic approach, this article attempts to understand the teaching processes when a wiki is embedded in a science project in primary education to foster collaborative learning.
They write: 'Becoming a member of a community of practice means adopting the discourse that is recognized and used by the established members of … [specialist] communities' (Colombi and Schleppegrell 2002: 7).
Although Stone does not explicitly use the expression "double consciousness", it is evidently at work in her suggestion that transsexuals have learned to adopt the discourse of medicalization while doing so within a subaltern transsexual culture which fails to accurately correspond to the official account.
At least nine of the 12 Brazilian airports that will receive a large number of supporters are still under construction, and many of them will not be ready for the World Cup -- a fact that even the federal government now admits, adopting the discourse that everything is being done "for the Brazilian people" without focusing solely on the World Cup.
As noted previously, clinicians may adopt a discourse of 'science' as means of strengthening their own credibility in the eyes of their colleagues or as a means of presenting their own skills as superior [ 14].
