A limitation of this analysis is that it does not clarify how discourses relate to practice.
Results vary from practice to practice".
Thus, the limited participation of females in introductory biology classrooms is denying females the chance to practice science discourse skills to the same degree as males and preventing them from gaining the confidence to participate in more high-stakes environments.
However, the point still stands that, in order to block such commitment, a parallel discourse to actual mathematical practice is offered.
Instead, we use qualitative evidence from observed local discourse and practice to understand religious relationships with the environment on their own terms and in the context of social, economic and political changes.
Correspondingly, the term 'mysticism' will refer to practices, discourse, texts, institutions, and traditions associated with unitive experiences.
It has been noted that discourses promote particular kinds of behaviour [ 27], although the extent to which discourse and practice actually match-up may be difficult to ascertain and is beyond the scope of this paper.
This raises interesting questions about the practical governance and management of ethical discourse and practice in HIV service settings, to be followed up in the discussion below.
Canadian academic Julie Dawn Smith wrote in her 2004 essay, "Playing Like a Girl: The Queer Laughter of the Feminist Improvising Group", that "The opportunity for freedom in relation to sexual difference, gender, and sexuality for women improvisers was strangely absent from the discourses and practices of free jazz and free improvisation".
A third theme is that ecofeminist ethics is (or at least aims to be) both inclusive and contextual: it views ethical discourse and practice as emerging from a diversity of "narratives" or "voices" (especially women's voices) of beings located in different historical and cultural circumstances.
