The large ecumenical service which will bring together Christians from around the UK before joining the rally, as well as the events beforehand organised by Jewish and Muslim leaders, among others, show the importance of faith in the discourse of social change.
Toscano's talk necessarily problematizes the term "equality" that is often found at the heart of any discourse of social change.
Adopting a constructivist stance towards such signals leads us to the need to set up a socially robust, diverse discourse on "seeds of change hypotheses".
Within the broad discourses of environmental change, sustainability science, and anthropogenic Earth-surface systems, a focused body of work involves the coupled economic and physical dynamics of developed shorelines.
Biodiversity has not only become one of the basic environmental policy objectives in both international and national political arenas but also an elementary part of the general discourse of global environmental change.
Whereas measures implemented in congruence with the discourse of compassion will change the behavior of NFL players (as well as other male athletes) in their relation to women and children and thus have a salutary effect on our society's human interaction, the concussion issue will not only affect players, but the game itself.
This empirical comparison of the everyday reality of long-term change, in which one general practice developed good quality chronic illness care, confirms the conclusion of Suchman [ 43] that the dominant discourse of planned, stepwise change in strategically targeted areas of practice activity provides an inaccurate explanation of healthcare improvement.
In today's rancorous political discourse, bullies are afraid of change and want to impose their will.
One of the secular papers, Daily Cumhuriyet, quotes a senior Turkish religious official who takes issue with the Vatican's idea of inter-religious dialogue, saying: "The discourse of the Church should change".
Those who are at the forefront of this discourse, though, are not necessarily harbingers of change when it comes to responses to grief.
