But civility as a type of discourse — as a high road that nobody ever actually walks — is the opposite.
These characteristics allow the system to represent scholarly discourse as a dynamic process, in the form of continuously evolving structures.
Herder's theory legitimated the study of folk literature and privileged its naive but expressive discourse as a model for 18th-century poetry.
History does not tell us whether Dio Chrysostom, who lived and wrote some 400 years after Aristotle, composed his "Eleventh Discourse" as a work for hire.
He unerringly maintained his political and intellectual stance in the face of changes that saw many on the left embrace rights discourse as a remedy to political issues.
After months of being dismissed, ordinary people's anger finally returned to British political discourse as a response to be taken seriously.
Second, we examine how the Curitiba discourse as a leading sustainable city is able to endure in this changed material context.
To represent the observed trajectories of the discourse in patients with disorganized speech and in healthy participants, we design a graphical representation for the discourse as a trajectory that allows us to visualize and measure the degree of order in the discourse as a function of the disorder of the trajectories.
These popular books, written by major scientists with unquestionable stature in their scientific fields, had the effect of legitimizing public discourse as a worthwhile activity for scientists.
Cut off from the public, lifeless tragedies and limp comedies resorted to philosophical discourse as a substitute for the passion that was meanwhile animating the theatre in England and Spain.
The adjective "Wagnerian" has entered popular discourse as a synonym for "grandiose," but this colossal work is, in fact, a devastating deconstruction of the grand illusions of gods, men and dwarves.
