(Whose music? How original?) From the start, it's clear, the association expressed its firm ideals partly through collective discourse.
Participants looked at these formulations and others over the course of a stimulating - and provocative- day of collective discourse.
Our findings indicate that in the context in which this study was undertaken, tablet PCs strengthen collective discourse capabilities and facilitate a richer and more natural body language.
Rather, justice amounts to that set of principles that are established in practice and rendered legitimate by the actual support of affected citizens (and their representatives) in a process of collective discourse and deliberation (see e.g., Fraser 1997, 11 40 and Young 2000).
Our seminar sessions brought us into dialogue with texts from Plato and Aristotle to Hannah Arendt and Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie -- not peers, exactly, but fellow practitioners of using language well to refine our collective discourse and nourish our souls.
The collective discourse on social media, as well the individual state of mind, became imprisoned by a simple emotional logic: fear, despair, hostility, and the notion of fighting obscure forces.
Judges have identified the rule of the case reasoning by principles: a phenomenon in which a number of themes and ideas become a kind of collective discourse on both sides of the Common/Civil Law divide or in countries belonging to totally different traditions such as Japan.
A Body of Individuals: The Paradox of Community in Contemporary Fiction examines the conflict over the collective "we" through discourses of community.
As is the case with all statistical pursuits in basketball, there is a level of irrefutable impossibility that comes with advancement of the collective knowledge and discourse.
In keeping with the theoretical underpinnings of AI, we recognize that our greatest resource is a collective imagination and discourse about the future (Finegold et al., 2002) as well as a willingness to challenge and change the status quo.
