"discursive version" is correct and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to a style of writing or speaking that includes a long narrative or argument. For example, "The discursive version of the story explains why the main character decides to take the journey."
It was a long, discursive version.
In the current study, the eye movements of young and older Internet users were recorded using an ecological version of the web pages or a discursive version designed to induce a linear exploration.
It remains to be seen, if Lanier's discursive version of VR will ever be realized, or if the rudimentary technology which inspired it will finally be moulded into a form which is closer to the economically and ideologically constrained structures of broadcast television than to those of telecommunication.
There were titans up for the job who didn't remain in the race for various reasons," he acknowledges when we meet again, this time at the London Coliseum – where I encounter a less discursive, more focused version of the man.
Lasting nearly ninety minutes, with a half-hour Adagio, it is dreamier, murkier, and more discursive than the subsequent version of 1890, in which Bruckner tightened the structure and gave a harder, cleaner edge to the orchestration.
Although Habermas's account of discourse ethics has been influential amongst those who favor some version of discursive or deliberative democracy (Bohman 1996; Dryzek 1990; Dryzek 2000), its capacity to serve as the basis for public reason is the subject of a number of criticisms.
Taking over two floors of a building, a large site-specific version of 'Mécaniques Discursives' will be exhibited at LUX, Valence, France, from Dec 21st 2014 to March 21st 2015.
In response to the discursive dilemma, Pettit advocates an "imperfect" version of rational proceduralism: it combines conditions that specify an ideal outcome a rationally justified decision with conditions that relate to the decision-making procedure, but accepts that no single decision-making procedure is infallible.
The fifth type of representation offers a pragmatic solution for the challenges of quantitative and discursive representation by combining the objectives of both versions.
In what I term an invocation spectrum, these various discursive strategies are matched below (Fig. 1) with a slightly modified version of Martin and White's taxonomy of invocation (afforded, flagged and provoked attitude), in order to show the original gross groupings of resources determined to have invoked attitude in the corpus of texts.
The instrumental coda on the album version, meanwhile, gave Mayfield's white-hot studio band space to get discursive on the song's simple, sublime chord changes, over an irresistible, rib-rattling break from ex-Rotary Connection drummer Donald Simmons and conga genius Master Henry Gibson.
