Simpson: a discourse in which everyone speaks of payback and nobody is paid.
Or joint revelers in language who at the same time negate the discourse in which they indulge.
There is no question that the world of printed discourse, in which criticism has occupied a small but well-appointed corner, is undergoing enormous change.
A key aim is to leave the audience better placed to participate in the public discourse, in which we all need to play a part.
It shows how often a word is used, and the types of discourse in which it is found, be it conversational speech or academic prose.
In other words, the Hellenization of our economic discourse, in which we're all just a year or two of deficits from becoming another Greece, is completely off base.
What follows is a typical Shavian discourse in which Shaw, a k a Don Juan, holds forth on how the world is topsy-turvy and nothing is as it should be.
Scholars have long thought that Shakespeare invented these details, but all of them are present in a passage from North's "Discourse" in which he inveighs against Cade and two other famous rebels.
His Peri monerous lexeos ("On Anomalous Words"), a discourse in which he disputes his father's position on analogy, survives complete, and the titles of about 30 other works by him are known, though only a few extracts from them survive.
Yet it does happen and denying it not only discriminates against those victims of female-male rape but also maintains a masculine discourse in which "real men" are agents and never victims.
So much of western self-perception and intellectual worldview has been shaped by the moral rhetoric of the cold war, the discourse in which communism featured as a clear enemy, determined to rule the world.
