Lemke (1998) used the term "talking science" interchangeably with scientific discourse that covers "scientific statement," "scientific argument," "scientific explanation," or "scientific discussion" throughout his book, Talking science: Language, learning, and values.
Using the technique of Gaussian finite mixture model classification, four classes are identified and shown to be meaningful and coherent in terms of the aspects of the political discourse that they cover.
Moreover, with the occasional exception of Jewish colleagues, I doubt any other columnists are asked to stay away from areas where they have knowledge, which are of interest to readers and the public and are key issues in political discourse - particularly those that are covered so poorly.
Each task will be covered below as a discourse.
Bert's writing occasionally touched on topics also covered by the anti-prison discourse, but he was really separate from all that.
It contains detailed statements on his cosmology and the purpose of life as well as the progression of the soul, while his elucidations on the practical spiritual life are mostly contained in Discourses, although it also covers many metaphysical areas mirroring or amplifying God Speaks.
In order to achieve these aims, an extensive survey is being conducted to cover these different discourse fields and to explore how risks of anthropogenic trace organic compounds and pathogens in the drinking and surface water are produced in and in-between these fields, which discourses are most powerful and dominant and why.
"There is a lot of noise and conflict in our political discourse, which is fun to cover, but I'm convinced from my travels that people also thirst for more details as well as insight and context.
Embedded in this discourse about "reporting stories that competitors don't cover" was a word one rarely sees in memoranda: haven.
As feminist discourse has gone mainstream, the beauty industry has tried to cover some of its tracks.
