Because it's discourse that refuses dialogue," said Bourdieu.
He loves the intellectual discourse that surrounds contemporary art; it's absent from dance criticism.
Not for him the studiously fragmented modernist discourse that Ligeti once defined as "event — pause — event".
The repeal effort had led to some of the divisive discourse that is now under scrutiny.
But not the kind of political discourse that generally captures a wider audience.
Obama looks the bigger person, calling for a discourse that heals not wounds.
"It's part of the same discourse that was being bandied around in the 1960s," he argues.
Would this mean looking forward to political discourse that is precise and structured?
Poetry was one of the few areas of oppositional discourse that survived".
Not for him the studiously fragmented modernist discourse that Ligeti once defined as "event pause event".
Like de Marneffe, Douglas and Michaels are concerned about a dominant discourse that is oppressive to women; it's just that the discourse that they identify as dominant is totally different.
