Sentence examples for critical discourse from inspiring English sources

There's no debate, no critical discourse or differing viewpoints.

The result is that we lose from critical discourse the whole turbulent landscape of feeling.

There are no fancy literary tropes at Goldwater, no confusion of critical discourse.

There are market sceptics, too, but they, too, don't believe that the world improves when people have less critical discourse.

There is a good argument to be made for retiring the words "genius" and "masterpiece" from critical discourse.

It has been the subject of reams of critical discourse, most often fastened on its historical and ideological aspects.

The question of where our sympathy should lie in regard to Caliban has dominated critical discourse about the play for the past 50 years.

This was a new kind of critical discourse, the strange fruit of a personal and passionate love affair, smoking with teenage intensity.

When Edward Said's ground-breaking Orientalism appeared in 1978, it articulated and theorised a disquiet that already existed - albeit in fragmented and anecdotal forms - in Arabic critical discourse.

The conference offers a chance to stimulate debate on cultural diversity within design, which has a weaker tradition of critical discourse than art.

Mr. Christie echoes the anonymous author of "A Critical Discourse on Opera's and Musick in England," an account of London's operatic life from 1705 to 1709.