I think she had a lasting influence on the public discourse, particularly in matters of mental health.
"Gypsies and Travellers are labelled as being 'other' and this is reinforced by public and media discourse, particularly in some tabloids.
That is, I hoped that this sort of modeling would help set up a discourse, particularly in terms of how space and culture can influence a story and how it is read.
"The personal attacks on the distinguished district judge and our colleagues were out of all bounds of civic and persuasive discourse — particularly when they came from the parties," Bybee, who worked in the George W. Bush Administration, wrote.
It would be sensible to ignore such a screed if its arguments were not so commonplace in the public discourse, particularly among members of Congress.
As its name suggests, Discourse Representation Theory was designed to capture the way in which certain features of a discourse, particularly intersentential relations such as intersentential anaphora, affect the interpretation of sentences in the discourse.
Darwin's notion of natural selection also has been extended to areas of human discourse outside the scientific setting, particularly in the fields of sociopolitical theory and economics.
In narratives about solutions - particularly in the discourse of government - loss is completely excised and we are encouraged to believe that 'small steps' and technical wizardry will do the trick alongside the advent of a low carbon economy.
Christ-mysticism appears again in The Gospel According to John, particularly in the farewell discourse (chapters 14 16), where Jesus speaks of his impending death and of his return in the Spirit to unite himself with his followers.
On the other hand, particularly in the United States, teachers and librarians expect a much more civil discourse — or is it sanitized language?
