Sentence examples for discursive spheres from inspiring English sources
Community groups that normally operate in separate geographic and discursive spheres connected on a wide range of issues.
Closure can occur in the discursive sphere [51], as well as in institutional arrangements [52] and in technological design [53].
I consider the use of this metaphor essential to our understanding of how discursive governance operates in the public sphere, supported by noteworthy references to the generosity of the Turkish nation during this temporary situation.
As illustrated in the next section, these references to collective memory generate discursive tools to frame the Syrian refugees as ‛guests' in the public sphere in comparison to the troubling essence of having refugees.
By opening up legally defined spheres of individual freedom, modern law reduces the burden of questions that require general (society-wide) discursive consensus.
The latter presupposes a fruitful interplay of three major discursive arenas: the dispersed communication of citizens in civil society; the "media-based mass communication" in the political public sphere; and the institutionalized discourse of lawmakers.
The growth of the clinical trials industries notwithstanding, experimental labor has been kept away from the sphere of official labor relations – and bioethics has been a major force in maintaining this legal and discursive separation.
Mr Prunier, elaborate, anecdotal and discursive, enjoys demolishing the idea that the war is a conspiracy of English-speaking countries to prise Congo away from the French sphere of influence.
A discursive, digressive lecturer.
Jarvis is highly discursive.
