This implies that, in addition to an epistemic discourse, either a reflective or participatory discourse is added, depending on the degree of ambiguity associated with the risk debate.
QUESTION FROM VERNITAHERDMAN: It's not just Fox — msnbc is not the home of civil discourse, either.
"They don't want to acknowledge that it happens within their newsrooms, and they certainly wouldn't be open to challenging some of those positions and changing the public discourse either".
Mallon relinquished his tenured job at Vassar College in 1988; as an academic, he felt little sympathy for either the professional discourse of literary theory or the race, class and gender analysis that supplanted it (he hears the categories as "one angry word, raceclassgender").
While the Sw-dataset also has examples of a personality-driven political discourse, either full names or no names of the politicians are presented.
In passage after passage, advice is given that reverses conventional values (usu. in Confucian-Mohist discourse)—either rejecting the usual positive value term (benevolence, sages, morality, social activism) or motivating valuing the opposite (non-being, water, the female, the lower position etc).
Although participants regularly drew on their MHP or MHSU status in discussions, and participants typically drew on either a medical expert discourse or a "lived experience" discourse, there was a blurred boundary as participants shifted between these positions.
Discussion of children's early learning needs was either absent from educators' discourse or was considered as an objective of later school life.
Either way, discourse would then be based on information, not illusion.
In this sense it can be aligned with either a discourse of mistrust of the medical establishment; or with a deliberate attempt by those in favour of abortion to mislead women.
