The phrase "authoritative discourse" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing communication that is considered credible, reliable, or commanding in nature, often in academic or analytical discussions.
Example: "The professor's lecture was filled with authoritative discourse, establishing her as a leading voice in the field."
Alternatives: "dominant narrative" or "official dialogue".
English-mediated programs have appeared an authoritative discourse of current education situation worldwide.
As a class, we will consider why and how certain kinds of ideas about Islam and Muslims become representative (i.e., authoritative discourse) while others ideas do not.
However, when appropriated by future generations, it can readily metamorphose into authoritative discourse.
In an authoritative discourse, the discussion is "closed" to other voices, having a fixed intent and controlled outcome.
Perhaps students' perceptions of their own abilities in writing affects how they seek to use sources, in this case relying on authoritative discourse.
In contrast, closed questions require the students to recall factual knowledge and lead to authoritative discourse that does not promote students' meaningful learning (Chin 2007).
On the other hand, understanding human beings in certain ways for the purpose of research or intervention can serve to reify hegemonic or authoritative discourses and thus legitimate those very understandings of people and their loci as objects for further research and intervention (Eakin et al. 1996, Mair and Kierans 2007).
I am influenced by Bakhtin's notions of the authoritative (monologic) discourse and the "internally persuasive" (dialogic) discourse (Bakhtin 1981, pp. 345 346) and take the opportunity to explore how these constructs might be applied to video-based communication.
However, women are often castigated for the appropriation of more authoritative forms of discourse".
It was remarked how "Bakhtinian" this was, & said it was no wonder Chinese intellectuals were interested in Bakhtin's theories about authoritative & underground discourse & the play of voices in a text.
As I engage key events from Douglass's narrative, I likewise explore the ways in which the resistance tactics he performed complement Foucault's elaboration of power relations and resistance possibilities, as well as Bakhtin's notions of authoritative and internally persuasive discourse.
