Sentence examples for communication discourse from inspiring English sources

As communication about communication, discourse emerges in problematic situations in which new solutions must be sought in order to continue social cooperation.

In setting that earlier project aside, Habermas adopts a more naturalistic, "postmetaphysical" approach (1992a), characterized by the fallible hermeneutic explication or "reconstruction" of shared competences and normative presuppositions that allow actors to engage in familiar practices of communication, discourse, and inquiry.

Based on a questionnaire administered to teachers and cross-sectional visits to some EFL classes in Tunisia, Helal found out that most of the teachers' attention during classroom interaction was geared towards the treatment of students' grammatical errors even in tasks calling for greater attention to communication, discourse and sociolinguistic appropriateness.

Communication and communicative discourses play an important role for such evaluation processes of systemic concepts.

Habermas denies this, where instead he thinks that we are committed to communication and discourse by the pragmatic implications of speech oriented towards reaching understanding of each other, which for us, as speaking beings, is unavoidable.

For starters, I'll note that the picture Boykoff and Brulle draw of a new form of communication involving sustained discourse among scientists, policy makers and analysts, journalists and the public feels an awful lot like Dot Earth and the community of blogs in this arena.

Here it is helpful to begin very broadly by sketching the outlines of a registerial map of healthcare communication and medical discourse (cf. Matthiessen 2013): see Figure 24.

Over the last years, microblogging has become one of the first words associated with online interactions, conversational discourse, communication and collaboration through social networks, having important applications at all educational levels.

Similarly, the mutual comparisons and appraisals of self- and peer-appreciations are the basic processes that affect the evolution of mutual affiliations and trust, and can thus be expected to become visible in discourse, communication and verbal interactions.

Publication of scientific findings is the basis of scientific discourse, communication and debate.

Prior research found having to communicate with peers using 'written discourse', a communication style perceived as a new and unfamiliar, created the greatest anxiety among students new to online learning (Zembylas, 2008).