With such a deeply ingrained and sternly imposed cultural education, self-examination entails sociopolitical critique (no surprise that Rousseau was the author of the Confessions and the Reveries as well as of the Social Contract and the Discourses), and art criticism takes an inherently ideological turn.
In this deftly orchestrated symphony, Mr. Henze varies the coloration, emphases and balances of dissonance and overt lyricism in each movement and keeps the discourse and development powerful and clear.
And it continues today, the discourse and the amiable discord, by turns legalistic, linguistic, poetic, artistic, metaphysical, practical, transcendental, earthy, comedic.
We praise politicians when they raise the discourse, and use language and images that provoke us to reflect on who we might be.
The discourse and perception of Islam and Muslims in politics, the media, and public life is deeply rife with racist stereotypes.
"Many in our congregation are resonating with Obama's talk of raising the discourse and that sort of idealism, and Jeremiah Wright's comments have pulled the level of discourse down," Mr. Wagoner said.
According to the educational level, there was always an attempt to adjust the complexity of the subjects by guiding the discourse and simplifying the explanations and workshops.
This article sets up the frame for the SI; we outline a circular relationship between conditions of shrinkage, the discourse and the design and implementation of policies to counteract challenges posed by shrinkage.
All these factors may be essential in determining how the discourse and dialogue are shaped and what kinds of interaction patterns emerge.
Instruction grounded in a sociocultural perspective engages students in tasks that replicate the discourse and practices of the community and creates opportunities for learners to contribute to the community (Wegner and Nückles 2015).
