Sentence examples for discourse produced from inspiring English sources

In the public discourse produced by the upper and middle classes in India – in newspapers and talk shows, in tweets and television soaps, in the comments that flood websites should anyone dare make a dissenting note – such contradictions vanish, replaced by an uncomplicated, almost cultish faith in India as a success story.

The dominant post WWII discourse produced economic entity of North and South.

The present study investigates the use of mitigation and indirectness in argument discourse produced in an institutional setting by Spanish learners (L2).

Nonetheless, if the type of discourse produced during the majority of the test is relatively statutory, this affects the degree to which test takers' characteristics are engaged and subsequently test interactiveness.

Gan (2013) examined how learner L2 oral performance may vary across two different task types in the current school-based assessment in Hong Kong by analyzing both the discourse produced from the tasks and the teacher rater assessments of students' task performance.

The discourse produced by students and tutors in this study conveys perceptions about assessment which are formed socially and contains symbols and subjectivity that are collectively constructed, as proposed by Moscovici in 1961, in the social representations' theory [ 6].

As Escobar (1995: 5) applying Foucault's work on the dynamics of discourse and power in the representation of social reality pointedly claimed, the "colonization of reality" makes possible "a certain order of discourse produces permissible modes of being and thinking while disqualifying and even making others impossible".

In other words, a philosophical reading entails a focus on symptomatic discursive events, reflecting basic shifts, tensions or inconsistencies on the level of the philosophemes: a symptomatic reading of the discourses produced by science.

It presents a case study of symbolic racism, by critically analyzing the organizational discourses produced by 33 employees in a training workshop developed and adapted to address issues of "racialised" conflict, and promote intercultural sensitivity and cooperation in a state-owned South African company undergoing structural affirmative action transformation.

In comparison with fictional narratives, the procedural discourses produced by neurologically healthy people (NHP) tend to contain fewer t-units (defined as a clause plus any dependent or relative clauses); contain less complex language overall; and contain fewer subordinate clauses, which indicates an overall reduction in linguistic complexity (Shadden et al., 1991; Ulatowska et al., 1981).

Under her positive influence, discourses produced in this period brought back the conflictive interprofessional FMG dynamic that characterized the earlier phase, and began constructing a new one where, recognizing the challenging task of giving shape to the FMG, new local spaces for discussion towards co-operation emerged.