This oversize dynamic notwithstanding, the family discourse derives from television, and the setup of an alien being coming to stay with a cute-natured, good-humored family -- well, wasn't that the premise of "Alf"?
Since the aim of this research is focused on the effects of discourse on political decision-making, a discourse analytical approach derived from the field of political sciences should be chosen.
They discoursed on themes derived from ancient writings, ranging from the most consequential events of the ancient world to the humblest details of its daily life.
The word dialect comes from the Ancient Greek dialektos "discourse, language, dialect," which is derived from dialegesthai "to discourse, talk".
By looking at the origins of the discourses on online education and on digital competence, we found that they derive from different stakeholders: while the discourse on online education originated from the management side at both HEIs, the discourse on digital competence derived from certain teaching staff at the two HEIs.
Put briefly, this latter is presented as a seamless transition in Halliday's account, which uses categories, such as 'exchange' , derived from discourse as the foundation of his analysis of the mood component in the grammar.
Our approach to this task departs from existing ones in that it is (i) 'knowledge-rich', employing sophisticated knowledge derived from discourse relations as well as both domain-independent and domain-dependent semantic relations, and (ii) 'hybrid', combining the strengths of rule-based and learning-based approaches.
After the Meiji Restoration of 1868, modern ideologues used language and ideas derived from Kokugaku discourse to create of a new ideology of imperial rule.
One group used metaphors derived from elite discourse and previous research [ 22, 28].
A final 'synthetic product' [ 19] (phase 3) was realised by reflecting the findings from the studies against the framework derived from the discourse analysis of editorials and correspondence.
