"discursive practices" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the ways in which language is used and constructed in different contexts and for different purposes. Example: The seminar explored the societal impact of digital media through an analysis of discursive practices in online forums and social media platforms.
They are not so much about real life "love", as about "love" as a metaphor for writing, or for the discursive practices of personal subjectivity (sic).
Our focus is upon practices, including the discursive practices trainees pick up and mobilize during their everyday interactions.
The structural space created from joint centrality metrics reveals salient shifts in the discursive practices of the ECB and Fed.
This paper explores some of the discursive practices through which the place meanings are formulated, warranted and, above all, contested.
Based on these findings, we discuss the role and effectiveness of organisational controls inspired by discursive practices.
However, it is by no means clear that he intended to advance any equally a priori thesis about the discontinuity and incommensurability of our discursive practices.
It is even part of the joke cycle regarding indie, "How many indie fans does it take to screw in a light bulb?" Answer: "You mean, you don't know?" Fundamental to indie is the discursive practice of the connoisseur.
Such critiques have focused on culture as discursive practice (the codified visible representations of culture) and in the process have encouraged transgressive responses among the members of disability culture.
into philosophical laboratories, where the philosophemes of contemporary discourse can be articulated and examined: Psychoanalysis is not a science, but a discursive practice prompting self-reflection.
Therefore, one can only aim for a description of the linguistic realisations of ideology and of how it manifests itself in discursive practice.
This paper is concerned with the historical and diachronic dimensions of a nowadays widespread discursive practice, i.e. the settlement of conflicts on the basis of reasonable arguments.
