The phrase "established discourse" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a recognized or accepted way of discussing a particular topic or subject within a specific field or community.
Example: "The established discourse on climate change has evolved significantly over the past decade, incorporating new scientific findings and public concerns."
Alternatives: "recognized dialogue" or "accepted conversation".
In this discursive mode, the experts (S2) relinquish the ideal of becoming genuine philosophers themselves (addressing issues emerging in science and society in an active manner, moving beyond established discourse, perhaps experiencing the euphoria of a truth event), but rather settle for the more moderate joys of the disciple, guarding the Master's treasures against vulgarisation.
Dewey (2008) found that trans patients supported the established discourse regarding gender identity through the use of medical language in attempts to access transitioning treatments.
Established and emerging scholars alongside advocates adopt a critical and interdisciplinary stance to probe, challenge and shift common held social understandings of disability in established discourses, epistemologies and practices, including those in prominent areas such as global health, disability studies and international development.
As the books and essays have continued to roll out, his focus has increasingly sought to use these cultural resources to interrogate how established discourses of truth, politics, morality, and more are mounted on the backs of people, people who get constructed as racialized others.
Our approach therefore sought to work both with and against the established discourses in the three countries to understand the social locations of migrant/minority groups and the implications for maternal health.
At a moment when constructivist scholars in international relations are pushing beyond empirical claims for the value of norms and toward critical analysis of such norms, All Necessary Measures establishes discourse's real-world explanatory power.
However, everyday aesthetics advocates pose these challenges not as a way of invalidating the established aesthetics discourse.
Via established scientific discourse (S2, the flow of scientific signifiers) and the speech acts of challenged, tormented scientists, the oblique perspective exposes the philosophemes of science (S1), i.e. the imperatives that guide researchers towards the object of their cupido sciendi (a).
But to me the inability to appeal to the many that supported Bernie and then turned to Stein or Johnson, this by and large reveals the HRC team's inability to respond sufficiently to their needs and the Bern's view, which clearly appealed to a progressive populist faction sympathetic to far less established political discourse, so to speak - a point Robert Reich makes.
While the near professions such as nursing have established their discourses around culture, role and pedagogy, paramedics is still trying to chisel its identity.
"I was concerned about the one-sidedness, but I was much more concerned about the hype, in a situation where we've all been trying, since 9/11, to establish reasoned discourse," said Douglas J. Bennet, the president of Wesleyan University.
