Sentence examples for different types of discourse from inspiring English sources

Since he has a broad interest in South Asia, he said his time at Harvard has given him "the chance to get involved with different types of discourse on South Asia". He was previously a Visiting Associate Fellow at the Centre for the Study of Developing Societies in Delhi, after having spent time doing fieldwork in India.

The three different types of discourse relation are circled in Figure 7 below, which is modeled on the kind of layout Gleason and his students favored for reticula.

By asking such questions, philosophers have already entered a different type of discourse, namely the discourse of the analyst.

Men have a different type of discourse and are much more present in classes and the class discourse.

As he goes on to explain, this principle articulates the core requirement for "externally" institutionalizing the different types of practical discourse that are relevant for the justification of particular laws.

The moment we are now living in therefore requires a different type of political discourse.

In sum, Habermas's discourse theory aligns different types of validity claim with different types of justificatory discourse.

The different studies also employ slightly different analytical tools: Thetela (1997) and Hood (2004) concentrated solely on contexts, but in Hunston's work, planes of discourse, attribution/averral and different types of statement were all analyzed together, making it difficult to isolate findings that are relevant solely to the planes of discourse.

In parallel, the Vendler/Kenny classification also launched and reinforced research on actions per se, i.e., on the logic of action discourse for different types of actions, see e.g. Stout 1996, Kühl 2008.

The specific features of Facebook enable different types of affordances in terms of the type of discourse and participation that is possible.

Though there may have been differences and similarities between different types of respondent-men and women, for example- we focused only on the overall discourse on adolescent pregnancy without such a breakdown.