Sentence examples for discourse constituted by from inspiring English sources

This model not only draws on postcolonial insights, but is also based on Systemic Functional Linguistics (Halliday 2004) and Pragma-Dialectics (van Eemeren and Grootendorst 2004); it thereby adopts a pragma-functional approach, as an innovative hermeneutic tool, to the critical analysis of the conflictual discourse constituted by the independence issue in New Caledonia.

According to Sarangi and Roberts [ 43], professional discourse would be constituted by everything professionals do in the day-to-day accomplishment of their responsibilities and tasks.

In other words, the harsh paradigms of realist discourse constitute a self-fulfilling prophecy.

From sociocultural action and emic perspectives these dimensions of discourse constitute normal languaging.

With the absence of equivalent reference to young women's desire, such a discourse constitutes young men as predatory sexual subjects.

The ability to generate interpretive claims with regard to the desired consequences of controlling knowledge [ 31], combined with the ability to critically examine power relationships constituted by discourse [ 32] are relevant to this study.

This reality is constituted by the material and institutional world and is considered to influence the meanings and the discourses which people invoke to construct the objects at stake [ 28].

LegCo would "be constituted by elections".

The church is constituted by council.

Each such event is constituted by thrownness (past), projection (future) and falling/discourse (present).

Is it constituted by performance?