Sentence examples for discourse and reality from inspiring English sources

The gap between the pro-identity discourse and reality could be overcome if "territorial identity", basically an ambiguous and inoperative concept, would be transformed into an analytical category, susceptible to measurement, monitoring and evaluation.

Even the ways we draw our distinctions between mind and body, ideas and objects, discourse and reality, are contestable.

The disconnect between discourse and reality in this example demonstrates how gender ideals and norms influence and organize thought and frame experience.

Within the context of social discourse and material reality in the United States, where nearly 1 in 5 women in this country say they have been sexually assaulted, this attempt to establish a causal relationship between transgender people using the bathroom and sexual assault, is not only a false cause fallacy but it is also hypocritical.

This allowed researchers to identify and explore discrepancies between official discourse and the reality observed on the ground.

It discusses accounts spoofing the elites as tactical media that disrupt the hegemonic discourse and interpret political reality for the Russian digital audience.

Despite the claim for a multicultural approach to migration in Sweden, participants in this study described a mismatch between this official discourse and the harsh realities of their everyday practices.

Mr. Alonso's portrayal of Mr. Bárcenas was "a major change in the party discourse and some form of reality check," said José María de Areilza, a law professor at the Esade business school.

All non-skeptical approaches to modality agree that Kripke models provide key insights into the meaning of our modal discourse and the nature of modal reality.

Their degradation captures the larger threat he poses to our institutions, our discourse and our collective sense of reality ― including how Americans view each other.

As Escobar (1995: 5) applying Foucault's work on the dynamics of discourse and power in the representation of social reality pointedly claimed, the "colonization of reality" makes possible "a certain order of discourse produces permissible modes of being and thinking while disqualifying and even making others impossible".