"Those who gain a foothold in the international art discourse serve as a conduit, inviting a chance to dialogue with those inside — a conversation that may startle, beguile, enlighten and hopefully enrich".
And secondly, East Asian learners with prolonged exposure to rote learning methodology are presently unwittingly encouraged to use this as a test-taking strategy, due to the test's rigid institutional discourse serving to increase reliability.
Specific to carer discourse is the claim that patient confidentiality serves as an effective but potentially ill-used barrier between mental health professionals and themselves.
It fosters creative, critical thought, and serves as a platform for civil discourse.
Assault rifles haven't replaced placards yet outside presidential townhalls on healthcare reform, but their emergence serves as another disturbing symbol of where political discourse is heading.
The corruption-causes-poverty discourse is no doubt popular with elites and international financial institutions because it serves as a smokescreen for the structural causes of poverty, and stagnation and wrong policy choices of the more transparent technocrats.
Our system serves as a universally accessible resource for education, history, science, arts and civil discourse.
In effect, such information serves as a referee in public debate, calling the fouls of incivility and noting the good plays of civil discourse.
(A Kurd serves as president).
Power not only produces but reproduces itself and this constant production and reproduction serves as the opening for "resignification, redeployment, subversive citation from within, and interruption and inadvertent convergences with other [power/discourse] networks" (1995, 135).
