Wiseman shows a higher discourse about art — a musical discourse, a poetic discourse, a balletic discourse.
Then stir it all up with a lot of discourse, and of discourse about discourse.
"Our discourse is the discourse of democracy, brotherhood and unity," he said.
As for the controversial citizenship bills, both of which Mr. Kavanagh has co-sponsored, he said: "There's a big difference between civil discourse and no discourse.
The issue of Judy Murray's court-side involvement with her son, for instance, was never going to be far away from this discourse from this discourse.
"I don't think it changes policy, I think it changes discourse, and discourse can change ideas, and for me that's what it's about: having that space for conversation".
The most-notable revelations were that candidate discourse was hopeful, media discourse was focused, and campaign settings forced elites to be far more transparent than they were otherwise.
The ear-drowning, mind-deadening, vision-killing flood of official and didactic discourse about art — discourse isn't merely non-art but the active antithesis of art and an obstacle to seeing.
His strips are almost always the same: people who are trying to talk their way through or around something, and end up ensnarled in their own discourse, because the discourse is not, in fact, their own.
"My sense is that there has been, over a period of time, a shift a little bit into more of a political discourse than a governing discourse," he said Wednesday.
It is your classic self-fulfilling prophecy: the more the '60s generation dominates the political discourse, the less that discourse engages younger voters, and the longer the boomers hold sway over our politics.
