Sentence examples for dynamics of discourse from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pinker has noted how the interplay of evolved intuition and the dynamics of discourse tends to forge agreement on something like the golden rule — that you should treat people as you expect to be treated.

Only later, in the last several decades of the 20th century, were the strategy and tactics of practical life given primary emphasis in the work of such sociologically oriented theorists as Pierre Bourdieu and in the analyses of the social dynamics of discourse by linguistic anthropologists such as Dell Hymes.

As Escobar (1995: 5) applying Foucault's work on the dynamics of discourse and power in the representation of social reality pointedly claimed, the "colonization of reality" makes possible "a certain order of discourse produces permissible modes of being and thinking while disqualifying and even making others impossible".

And to challenge your prepositional tirade in your 10th paragraph for a moment, your disapproval of Mannie not including "for" in her description of the sexual activity of "bottoming" could actually uphold the vexed power dynamics of top/bottom discourse accounting for much of the sexual stigma and shame in the gay community at-large.

The implementation of cash transfers in developing countries has been hailed as a 'development revolution from the global South', and their growth is largely contextualised by pointing to the changing dynamics of development discourses.

Due to the great gap between the official "nation" (minzu 民族) discourse-policy goals of the Chinese government and the social realities of ethnic relations in China, it is necessary for the leadership, academics, and the public in China to review the historical process involved in creating the "nationality" discourse dynamics of the past century.

This will involve the in-depth investigation of the social dynamics, political discourse, and technological choices inherent in the design and development of the next generation of networks.

Similarly, certain intuitions about reciprocal moral obligation are picking up on real facts about the logic of discourse and about generic social dynamics — on principles that were true even before humans came along and illustrated them.

By focussing on the level of discourse rather than the contradiction of these two dynamics on the local level, the MDTP intervention planners decreased the likelihood of attaining their objectives (see Büscher 2009).

This discourse examines the dynamics of geoenvironmental phenomena and processes in Africa's largest urban settings (Cairo, Lagos and Kinshasa), and uses case studies and city overviews (descriptions and geodata analyses) to show how the application of geology to urban construction and development in Africa should be effectively done.

Then stir it all up with a lot of discourse, and of discourse about discourse.