To date Habermas has not drawn out the implications of his discourse theory for a detailed account of truth-oriented discourses, which we find most highly developed in the sciences (but see Rehg 2009, chaps. 4 6).
For this reason, we have also sought comments from recent graduates as their experiences draw out the actualities of the discourse around employability at their respective HEIs.
Questions raised here resonate throughout the remaining essays, drawing out presence's place in discourses of site-specificity, reenactment, and mediation or within the dimensions of spatiality, sociality, and, most prominently, temporality.
Instead of searching for common ground and discussing how our nation can best deal with climate challenges, what the hearing may well draw out is the ugly side of climate science discourse.
Many things one could argue, but, for me, it is a remarkably apt metaphor for this moment in the American discourse in which hostility has been drawn out into the sunlight.
A few creative minds have sought to decentre the democracy-versus-dictatorship narrative, drawing out the common trends – rapid technological change, economic uncertainty, imperial ambitions, the rise of new discourses of planning, population and "racial hygiene" – that marked virtually all of Europe's states during these decades, even though they derailed only some of them.
We investigate law, media discourse, and civil society as dimensions of the public sphere, and use the analysis to draw out broader implications for energy transitions.
Ageing draws out differences.
Violent, passionate, and drawn out.
