The phrase "counter discourse" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to a viewpoint or argument that is opposite to another viewpoint or argument. For example, "The feminist counter discourse to the traditional discourse on gender roles is essential for progress."
More recently, a counter discourse has emerged that describes relatively less poor young women, within the same gendered constraints, as active agents seeking men's company in order to access consumer items, and a 'modern' lifestyle.
In this sense, the significance of the pharmacogenomic research in Brazil is that it presents, at least in part, some elements of a counter discourse as it both makes use of and simultaneously challenges the globalization of (pharmaco genes, bodies, ethno-racial categories and technology derived from particular contexts.
Occidentalism: A Theory of Counter-Discourse in Post-Mao China.
On the one hand, the legal amendments and national strategy would constitute the result of a strengthened feminist movement and revolutionary counter-discourses which have reverted accountability back to the state and its security forces.
It has also fragmented civil society, affecting its capacity to provide a robust counter-discourse to official discourse.
By formulating a counter-discourse, various marginalised groups of postcolonial subjects in New Caledonia may thus contest ideological constructions of 'Caledonianness'.
However, this case study simultaneously explores the counter-discourse of resistance, thus offering a more balanced insight in the ongoing conflict situation.
This study aims to pay as much attention to the counter-discourse of resistance as to the elite discourse of discrimination and the 'Othering' that pushes this discourse to the side as irrelevant.
The use of counter-discourses and coalition politics is proposed as one strategy for overcoming the corrosive effects of erotophobia on oppressed groups and their sexual/political agency.
More than 300 people have signed up for the group's workshops, intended to give people the tools to counter this discourse.
To counter such discourse, Neo-Confucians formulated their own explanations of spiritual phenomena, ones offering a more naturalistic account of the apparent activities of ghosts and spirits.
