Sentence examples for central discourse from inspiring English sources

The central "Discourse and mediascapes" section presents the analysis under three overlapping themes: nature of the media ("Media features, convergence and participation spaces"), identity-positionings in political mediascapes currently ("Identity-positionings in political social media") and, the nature of language in political social media ("Languaging features in social media").

Consumerism is a central discourse within corporate governance [ 54] and when applied to maternity services promotes consumer choice and individual autonomy [ 22].

Deborah Lupton wrote that "the pregnant woman is surrounded by a complex network of discourses and practices directed at the surveillance and regulation of her body" and that "risk is a central discourse" [ 7] (p. 60).

Moreover, we identify central discourses around FinTech and its role in the current environment.

Hence, according to Chad Hansen (1989: 107 120), the classical Chinese discussions on language offers new insights and a distinctive perspective on the developments of the central discourses within this field.

Central to discourse is the notion that service users and carers can feel intimidated or ignored during care planning meetings.

"We have no freedom of expression, but we are central to the discourse.

Metaphors of infection and disease, of betrayal and stabs in the back, were central to Nazi discourse.

So the aim was to make it more central to public discourse, and I think that's certainly possible.

The Temple Mount is central to the discourse of the hardline Jewish Home party, which has three cabinet ministers.

There's certainly some nutrition in these meals, but a whole lot of empty calories as well: anecdotes as intent on titillation as illumination; scoops of questionable provenance and dubious reliability; winding digressions from anything central to public discourse.