The phrase "beyond the discourse" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means something that is outside or beyond the scope of what is being discussed or talked about. Example: The new policies proposed by the government go beyond the discourse of traditional politics and aim to address contemporary issues facing the nation.
This may not make sense to non-Sikhs - just as chaos theory is beyond classic scientific logic, the sacred is beyond the discourse of human reason.
Re-locating responsibility into the researcher's phronetic space means that responsible research is ultimately a form of taking care, which already points to a relational aspect implicit in one's work that reaches far beyond the discourse around public participation and engagement.
Everyone would agree that our country is in the midst of an education crisis, but now we must move beyond the discourse and do something about the problems.
Although the guidelines of the Africa region on strengthening nursing and midwifery services emphasise the importance of expanding the discourse beyond nurse shortages, and examining expenditure, among other issues (2), there is a dearth of literature on agency nursing in general, and on cost information in particular.
But more analysis of the political dimensions and the global political economy is very much needed, and would widen the discourse beyond its current framing as a largely technical and financing issue; indeed, as Stuckler and colleagues have argued, adopting UHC and how it is implemented are primarily political choices (10).
The concept illustrated by ILUC - that of indirect and/or market- or otherwise mediated impacts - is a component of planning beyond the bioenergy discourse, but part of the wider discussion of land management.
In the folds of dusty books, students can make contact with humanity beyond the superficial discourse of the school hallways.
The move is not designed to find some one authentic and uniform account of transsexuals beyond the medical discourse.
For some years a cult figure of postmodern theory, Baudrillard moved beyond the postmodern discourse from the early 1980s to the present, and has developed a highly idiosyncratic mode of philosophical and cultural analysis.
It's time for both parties to move beyond the polarizing discourse and address the more fundamental questions that lie beneath the immigration debate: what kind of a country do we want to be and how do we want to relate to our neighbors and the rest of the world?
Beyond the generic discourse level information, researchers have also investigated the extraction of key facts pertinent to clinical trials.
