Sentence examples for dominant discourse from inspiring English sources

What if the dominant discourse on poverty is just wrong?

It is really hard to extricate oneself from the dominant discourse.

But it failed to move beyond the parameters of dominant discourse on religion and ethnicity and thus brought nothing new.

Rather, the Conservatives have, as Mrs Thatcher did, relentlessly promoted "Tina" (there is no alternative) as the dominant discourse.

And since the dominant discourse about Calais is security, immigration and economics, endless politicised posturing is only exacerbating the problem.

The undergraduates spoke of "the dominant discourse" and "hegemony"; there was talk of "the revolutionary praxis" and, of course, Foucault.

Although imprisonment was equated with rehabilitation in the dominant discourse at that time, it was obvious to us that its primary purpose was repression.

And it is because everyone can finally agree on something that the rhetoric of innocence has become the dominant discourse within and about the criminal justice system.

May's version is a closing down and a direct challenge not just to economic neoliberalism, but to liberalism as the dominant discourse.

Through their links with similar organisations in Asia and Africa, they are helping to challenge the dominant discourse on human rights, which often regards a set of pre-packaged western liberal values as being ready for export.

In this setting, prolonged sexual abstinence intended at promoting child health was the dominant discourse in the period after childbirth.