Sentence examples for discursive space from inspiring English sources
It is found that the discursive space of the controversy has increasingly narrowed around environmental issues, particularly greenhouse gas emissions.
New municipalities have, over the last two decades, spent their resources rather differently, on the construction of a discursive space of urban neo-mercantilism.
In so doing, it creates a discursive space for examining the cultural content and hidden assumptions in constructions of appropriate 'settlement patterns'.
Firstly, blogging can open the potential for collaboration through the discursive space that exists for student teachers as they negotiate the demands placed upon them from school-based and University-based elements of their course.
MATERIA is a new discursive space on campus for sustained intellectual exchange on a central tendency in contemporary criticism: the decentering of humans as "our object of study". We are an inclusive, interdisciplinary group that finds in the notion of post-anthropocentrism an umbrella for some of the most interesting debates of recent years.
Intertextuality thus becomes less a name for a work's relation to particular prior texts than a designation of its participation in the discursive space of a culture: the relationship between a text and the various languages or signifying practices of a culture and its relation to those texts which articulate for it the possibilities of that culture.
Like other content sharing sites with social networking features, these creative and discursive spaces have emerged as "digital publics" where youth connect, discuss, and mobilize.
Hosted primarily in Wood Auditorium, Auditorium 114, and Ware Lounge, these discursive spaces are essential to GSAPP's legacy of advancing the field.
avoiding the study of these typologies in relation to theology, the seminar explores the other physical and discursive spaces where religion has operated historically: from urban sites to theoretical narratives and exhibition practices; from notions of technology, space, pedagogy and monumentality to processes of urbanization and technocratic governments.
Southeast of Now aims to look and listen closely to the discursive spaces of art in, from, and around the region that is referred to as Southeast Asia, from a historical perspective.
Women and National Trauma in Late Imperial Chinese Literature focuses on the discursive and imaginative space commanded by women.
