Sentence examples for discursive location from inspiring English sources
Witteborn (2011, p. 1149) illustrates that "the practice of naming asylum heterotopias constructed the forced migrant as a discursive location".
Let's consider the discursive positioning here.
Next, we will analyse the discursive fractions, determined by their positioning in relation to the subject discussed (discursive positioning).
The location of those discursive events in Foucault's activity would take us in many directions, including his involvement in the information and inquests about prisons, or his political reactions towards the political, legal, and numismatic unfulfilled promises of the Fifth Republic of 1958.
Claire Doherty's Situation offers a scholarly yet accessible cross-disciplinary mapping out of the complex discursive interpenetrations of notions of site, public sphere, social space, location-driven research processes and related issues, from the perspectives of artists, curators, art historians, critics, theorists and other cultural producers.
Although this approach originally focused on specific geographic locations, it later expanded to an interest in interactions or discursive exchanges within particular kinds of professions, sectors and organizations that were not bound to a particular place.
It's meant to be a discursive dwelling place for people who don't feel at home in their current location.
The process supports systematic location, collation and examination of evidence derived from conversation analytic and related discursive work.
A discursive, digressive lecturer.
Jarvis is highly discursive.
