Sentence examples for development of discourse from inspiring English sources

Among the most important developments in the latter area were Richard Montague's profound insights into the logical (especially intensional) semantics of language, and Hans Kamp's and Irene Heim's development of Discourse Representation Theory (DRT), offering a systematic, semantically formal account of anaphora in language.

I never thought I'd say this, but with the right minds behind it, an art fair can not only be a hell of a lot of fun, but it can effectively contribute to the progression of art making and the development of discourse.

Not the least of these is the development of the critical function, which is fundamental to the development of discourse and consensus on matters of common concern within in the public sphere, which civil society theorists see as key to a viable, participatory democracy.

I don't pretend that theatre can change political reality, but it can certainly contribute to the development of public discourse, if only by putting a forbidden word on posters.

With the development of this discourse, however, questions emerged as to what constitutes 'everyday' and 'aesthetics' in everyday aesthetics.

The first is Widdowson's [Widdowson, H. G. (1983). Learning purpose and language use. Oxford Oxford University Presss.] idea of capacity in relation to the development of a discourse competence in written English.

Compared with narrative research, far less work has been carried out on the development of explanatory discourse in child language, and of these studies (Berman, 2008; Gillam, Peňa, & Miller, 1999; Nippold, Hesketh, Duthie, & Mansfield, 2005), none has addressed the challenge of producing oral explanations in one's L2 in the early years.

The developments of the discourse examined here suggest that it will probably not allow "fracking" in Germany, unless the discourse gains new dynamics.

Within an emergent field such as learning analytics, this seems crucial to spur meta-reflection on the development of the professional discourse.

In parallel to the development of the UHC discourse, a sizable body of evidence is emerging about effective strategies for strengthening the health workforce in LMICs.

Social movements in developing countries should be at the centre of development discourse, but sadly they are not.