The phrase "analysis of the discourse" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the examination or interpretation of spoken or written communication.
Example: "The analysis of the discourse revealed underlying themes and societal issues that were not immediately apparent."
Alternatives: "examination of the discourse" or "evaluation of the discourse".
Becoming noble human beings would allow her peers – male and female – to move from a blind acceptance of the social reality into which they were born to an honest and critical analysis of the discourse used to justify war as well as of an aesthetic of war that did not allow its "Greuel" to be named (cf. Waffen 267).
This was especially prominent in cities and other more densely populated areas, where NIMBY protests are more easily organized and more people are affected by visual or sound disturbances (ibid).. Finally, an analysis of the discourse reveals a mix of economic and environmental motivations.
Is the analysis of the discourse, narrative, activity, space and objects used in the course of professional practice a useful method for doing this? 3. What implications do these findings have for patient safety research and policy?
In terms of developing countries, bioethics has grounded its contextual analysis on the discourse of scarcity and sacrifice [ 1].
The present study provided a detailed analysis of the discourses on prolonged sexual abstinence after childbirth in a low-income Tanzanian suburb.
The analysis of how the discourse matches up to the context shows that every teacher is a teacher of language, which is to say all learning is a linguistic process.
The book's originality lies in its policy analysis and case study base, whereby key policy texts across different sectors are dissected using the 'policy cycle' framework, allowing for an in depth analysis of the policy discourse as well as a discussion on how the neoliberal agenda was reflected and /or promoted.
Methodology was analysis of the written discourse of participants, collected from the virtual learning environment of the course.
This model not only draws on postcolonial insights, but is also based on Systemic Functional Linguistics (Halliday 2004) and Pragma-Dialectics (van Eemeren and Grootendorst 2004); it thereby adopts a pragma-functional approach, as an innovative hermeneutic tool, to the critical analysis of the conflictual discourse constituted by the independence issue in New Caledonia.
No conflicting findings were found from analysis of the interviewees' discourse.
Determination that a scheme-directed diagnostic reasoning strategy was used occurred by analysis of the verbal discourse using modified propositional analysis [ 24].
