Sentence examples for eight discourses from inspiring English sources

During the later part of the Ming dynasty (1368-1644), the Chinese produced a literature of connoisseurship whose texts had titles like "Eight Discourses on the Art of Living" and "Treatise on Superfluous Things".

This paper uses discourse analysis to explore individuals' use of two discourses in Scottish rural health community participation.

This discourse was replaced by two discourses supporting an identity-based and categorical conceptualization: the emerging medical discourse and the discourse of the first gay-rights movements.

Two discourses are identified and the way these interfaced with the participatory park establishment process is considered.

Volume I contains six discourses: To Demonicus, To Nicocles, Nicocles or The Cyprians, Panegyricus, To Philip, and Archidamus.

Two discourses at the communion.--For self-examination.--Judge for yourselves --An edifyourselves --An

Findings indicate that advocates of the two discourses engaged differently with the participatory tools used and this had important implications for the park establishment.

Each of the five discourses or sections describe a different form of boredom and are illustrated with a beautiful engraving suggesting a way to combat this fatigue.

Rafe Hallett, director of induction in history at the University of Leeds, says: "The first six months of study can be a struggle, as the joint honours student adapts to the demands of two communities and two discourses of knowledge.

The Chahār maqāleh ("Four Discourses") by Niẓāmī ʿArūẕī focuses not on the ruler himself but on four important functionaries at court: the secretary, the poet, the doctor, and the astrologer.

John of Damascus succeeded his father as one of the Muslim caliph's tax officials, and while still a government minister he wrote three Discourses on Sacred Images, c. 730, defending their veneration against the Byzantine emperor Leo III and the Iconoclasts.