Importantly, during this first stage of the evolution of the concept of nuclear waste in the public discourse, the space available for disposing of nuclear waste was envisioned as virtually unlimited.
As a performer, he sings and rants, with lucid nuggets surrounded by malarkey as he discourses on space aliens, sex, the International Monetary Fund and marijuana.
Despite 'home' being a common discourse, the spaces within care homes were often organised, ordered and experienced as two distinct, co-present worlds: the dwelling place of residents and the workplace of staff.
It has been suggested [ 41] that one of the important strategic ways of addressing women's and men's sexual relationships, in particular heterosexual interactions, may be to develop new discourses, or open space for alternative discourses, which contradict and challenge those that are harmful.
However, most previous studies reported only calculations of ESL/EFL learners' comments in the non-revision-oriented discourse or social space without identifying their focus areas (Liu & Sadler, 2003; Liou & Peng, 2009; Ho, 2010; & Usaha, 2013; Ho, 2015; Pham & Usaha, 2015).
Is the analysis of the discourse, narrative, activity, space and objects used in the course of professional practice a useful method for doing this? 3. What implications do these findings have for patient safety research and policy?
However, Tim Davies, co-founder of the Open Data Services co-operative, believes open data can play a role in opening up participatory and democratic discourse in new spaces.
What's also interesting is that, while EWS!! is a film that's big on bros, baseball and babes, it will be seen by an audience immersed in the political discourse of "safe spaces" and SlutWalks.
For this reason, Geluk philosophy is located squarely within the exoteric domain of discourse: the intersubjective spaces of dialogue and debate.
The comparative data enabled us to discover audience-specific metaphor choice and to understand it in light of culture-specific experiences, and how these experiences can be used to frame political discourse across cultural spaces and epistemic communities.
