Go to D.C., and you find a political discourse that is stuck in denial and won't even use words like climate change to describe the very problem we face.
Slowly, post-Evangelical millennials find a home in feminist discourse and thought.
One place truth is struggling mightily to find a place in the discourse is in Russia.
Among the countless opinion pieces criticizing the Occupy Wall Street movement for failing to create real movement in political discourse, we find a crucial truth: these pieces, each offering its own insight and persuasion, each its own critical take on the problems of our country and how to engage them, represent a beginning to the real conversation on reform, newly invigorated.
The basic idea is that general and abstract entities found in a discourse present less IC than more concrete and specialized ones.
Frank Richter, a prominent campaigner in protests that led to the collapse of the East German communists in 1989, offered to hold a meeting in Dresden where he would act as a mediator between Pegida supporters and mainstream politicians, arguing that the protesters' frustrations and their lack of trust in government must find an outlet in constructive discourse.
Slowly, with baby steps, and quiet exploration, post-Evangelical millennials found a home in feminist discourse and thought.
Former hacks, radicalised by the extremities of internet discourse, have found a new lease of life pursuing vendettas well beyond the opinion pages and out into the ever-flowing bloodstream of the internet.
Nidaa Tounes's win on Sunday, however, suggests that many Tunisians find its discourse of statesmanship and experience an attractive alternative to the disappointments of an Ennahda-led government.
For a while, it was tough to find intelligent discourse about this, what with the term "evolutionary psychology" being hijacked by fedora-wearing men's rights activists, who used it to justify their "biological imperative" to "spread their seed".
