A stranger, remembering something he'd once read (by Foucault?), might decide that this was how power constructed the discourse, by staking out the territory and framing the debate.
Individual and group interviews are useful methods for not only exploring people's understandings, interpretations and experiences of zaat, class and gender, but also of the language they use in constructing the discourse related to these concepts [ 72].
In depth and group interviews are useful methods for not only exploring people's understandings, interpretations and experiences of how gender, caste and class impact upon their ability to access CMW's, but also of the language they use in constructing the discourse related to these experiences [ 33].
Once the false universal of "women's experience" or "human experience" is replaced with an "analytic of women's discourses," feminist philosophers of religion can begin to consider the specific productions of positions for women, asking such questions as: "What discourses construct the middle-class white churchwoman's positions?
We look in particular at the ideational meta-function of language and how individuals construct the participants, processes, and context that populate discourse (Lemke, 2012).
Their construct of productive discourse was based on the variety of questions generated across a range of question types.
Further, institutions designed to facilitate the literacy of children and families construct identical discourses; teaching children "to read" becomes secondary to the primary goal of reshaping the moral character of families, particularly nonmainstream and minoritized families.
Workers constructing the building.
Fig. 2 Mind map constructed by group F. The discourse that illustrates how this mind map was being used during argumentation can be found in Line 1 to 20 of excerpt 2.
It was also noted that the latter are constructed in policy discourse and the popular media as much more problematic than the former.
