Sentence examples for causal discourse from inspiring English sources

Commonsense causal discourse requires a language with which to express varying degrees of causal connectedness.

In this vein Schaffer (2012) diagnoses a range of context-dependencies in causal discourse as being due to implicit contrastivity.

Greco provides a detailed and principled account of the relevant "because of" relation, derived from a general theory of the pragmatics of causal discourse.

Guided by white racial knowledge and inheritance, many white teachers use what they have learned through intergenerational transmission of racist images, stories, conversations, and causal discourse about African Americans in society.

Other causal attributions – in both public discourse and the scientific literature – have linked influenza outbreaks to temperature and climatic factors [ 16].

Logical relations are contrasted by most philosophers with causal relations within reality, thought, or discourse.

Inui et al. [ 19] used a discourse connective " tame" to acquire causal knowledge from Japanese newspaper articles.

He also recoiled from any causal account of "emotive meaning" that reduced moral discourse to emotional manipulation.

Textbook authors used modality to construct implied causal relationships, like Gohl (2000) found in her verbal discourse analysis.

During the lead-up to the election I became troubled by what appeared to be a causal relationship between the anti-Muslim rhetoric in our political discourse and a sharp rise in acts of anti-Muslim bias.

Thus, while both time and causation are important for history students to learn, instruction in how to identify, comprehend, and create causal connections in text is important for developing students' historical discourse skills.