The novel unmasks itself as an elaborate, ingenious frame for a discourse on the nature of writing, and a platform from which to administer a strong kick of cosmic reality to the backside of mankind's roiling affairs.
Though most of its instances are in English, French, German, and Italian, the editors still have time for a discourse on the nuances of the Romanian dor, a word whose approximate meaning is "longing" but that is "a lyrical expression of the feeling of finitude, between folk metaphysics and philosophical reflection, and self-consciously Romanian".
The goal of using this model is to provide stakeholders and decision makers with a factual basis for a discourse on the development and implementation of a smart energy system in this brownfield development project.
They may also both appear compatible with a discourse of concern for international problems.
Harmony centralizations of Na+ ionic species, at diverse pH, are a useful premise for the discourse of the adsorption mechanism (Vilvanathan and Shanthakumar 2015; Vinhal et al. 2015).
(This article focuses on rights in relation to classical Confucianism. For a detailed discussion of rights discourse in seventeenth and eighteenth century Confucianism, see Angle, 2002).
Yet the suspicion remains that some appreciate Zidane without knowing exactly what they're appreciating; that they are perpetuating a discourse for fear of being seen as a philistine.
On the one hand, it represents a specification of the discourse principle for a particular kind of discourse (legal-political discourse).
Hasan also characterises this process in semantic terms, arguing that 'a strong "semantic node" will attract other predictable semantic features... semantic nodes and the clusters they attract are important for the deep understanding of a discourse because they relate directly to the construal of context' (Hasan 2009e: 447).
