It provides an opportunity not only to think about the intertwined legacies of psychiatry and feminism, but also to listen to complex discourses about history itself; about what is past, and what is present.
The action shifts to the stage, where, through complex musical discourse, the mystical leader exhorts the crowd to follow her.
We suggest that it was our commitment to discursive practice as a research team that enabled us to capture the complex lived discourse of personality disorders described above.
It is apparent that the relationship between discourses and behaviour is complex but the discourses through which young people and parents discussed CSPs, and the positions people adopted within these discourses, were critical in perpetuating or minimising the practice of CSPs.
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).
He is an intelligent, politically aware man who can expound on US foreign policy and give complex 15-minute discourses on why the world's ills are all the fault of Plato.
There are many reasons for this steady erosion of our ability to conduct civil discourse on complex issues, of course, including the unhealthy appetite of the media for headline-grabbing sound bites that will attract readers and viewers.
After all, you have to be if you're going to dissect the complex landscapes of social discourse, contemporary culture and politics AND make people laugh while doing so.
Those studies that do investigate this, use, for example, complex picture description, procedural discourse or narrative [ 12], but attempts to measure carryover in everyday conversation are conspicuous by their absence.
Instead, the immanence thinkers claim that all talk of transcendent objects consists entirely of discourse about complexes of sensations which exhibit more stability and constancy than others.
