The phrase "discourse and knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you wish to refer to the exchange of ideas and information between people. For example, "The discourse and knowledge between the two colleagues was essential in coming to a mutual understanding."
This paper reports an empirical study comparing the role of discourse and knowledge representations (graphical evidence mapping) in face-to-face versus synchronous online collaborative learning.
Following McCright and Dunlap's (2010) analysis of interest groups that attempt to shape discourse and knowledge about climate change, its causes, and potential impacts, and in line with hypotheses H1a and H1b, we categorize a diverse range of groups as environmentally oriented interests and several groups as agricultural interests.
We have already referred to miscellaneous statistical models and techniques used in various computational tasks, such as (in section 2) HMMs in POS tagging, probabilistic grammar modeling and parsing, statistical semantics, semantic disambiguation (word senses, quantifier scope, etc)., plan recognition, discourse modeling, and knowledge extraction from text.
The work representations, informal discourse and associated knowledge models together form on organizational memory from which knowledge can be retrieved later.
Daily newspapers, glossy weekly and monthly magazines, learned journals, and bound books, for more than two centuries the flagships of civilised discourse and universal knowledge – that whole material infrastructure of literacy has, all of a sudden, seemed in danger of vaporising, or if not vanishing entirely then turning into something less tangible and more ephemeral.
It teaches students to deny that segregation, inequality, mass incarceration, and rampant racism exist by omitting them from discourse and public knowledge.
Pedagogic discourse for Bernstein included both the discourse of skills and knowledge that he called 'instructional', and the creation of social order, relations and identity that he termed 'regulative'regulative
The article follows the attempt and logic of reconstructing (by this designing) key elements of the current discourses on innovation and knowledge.
Indeed, throughout healthcare practice and discourse, knowledge about quality is increasingly only produced in a specific way and on the basis of a specific style (c.f. [ 100, 101]).
These facts are explained, Noudelmann thinks, by the primal connection between music and the body, a connection made only by "leaving behind the discourse of knowledge and mastery".
It draws on French philosopher Michel Foucault's writings on sexuality and his notion that bodies are given meaning by discourse and social structures of knowledge and power.
