Sentence examples for contemporary discourses from inspiring English sources

The contemporary discourses that trouble Taylor seek to explain not the world but our minds.

A range of contemporary discourses contributed to women's plans, practices, and rationales for breastfeeding.

Nevertheless, this research reported that the contemporary discourses on corporate social responsibility are opening new opportunities for the businesses themselves.

The question is whether citizenship and feelings of attachment to the host nation are as closely associated as is the underlying premise in contemporary discourses around the issue.

Jung reveals how contemporary discourses about breastfeeding in North America wed a deeply moralizing narrative about motherhood to a highly profitable industry marketing a vast array of consumer products.

Neither group, however, are key to contemporary discourses surrounding marriage migration and integration, and moreover, do not occur in large enough numbers to allow quantitative analysis of the kind we have undertaken in this project (see full report at: http://www.bristol.ac.uk/ethnicity/projects/mmi/).ac.uk/ethnicity/projects/mmi/

In contemporary discourse, geopolitics has been widely employed as a loose synonym for international politics.

There is a fierce, unforgiving fault-line that runs through the contemporary discourse on terrorism.

The irrelevancy of gender is a theme that runs through much contemporary discourse.

That epistemological havoc has never ended: much of contemporary discourse and pretty much all of American politics is a dispute over evidence.

So we take their memory into the new millennium, and we also become a part of the contemporary discourse on how to repair African people, the reparations movement".