"imperial discourse" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the language and rhetoric used by imperial powers to establish and maintain their dominance over other nations or regions. Example: The British empire's imperial discourse often portrayed their colonized territories as uncivilized and in need of their guidance and control.
As if on cue, Globovisi?hifted its broadcast to focus on a political cartoon from a newspaper here, showing an image of Mr. Ch z and the headline "Anti-Imperial Discourse," under a smaller photo of Senator Barack Obama next to the words "Expiration Date, 11/4".
References to the imperial Presidency are common in political discourse; and in this state, where Cuomo is soverign, there is also mention from time to time of the imperial governorship--especially after Cuomo has turned in one of his more high-handed and royally inscrutable performances in Albany.
They include pottery traditions and their degree of susceptibility for central influence, diachronic settlement developments, the distribution of imperial administrative technology, and an ideological discourse carried out through landscape monuments.
A few creative minds have sought to decentre the democracy-versus-dictatorship narrative, drawing out the common trends – rapid technological change, economic uncertainty, imperial ambitions, the rise of new discourses of planning, population and "racial hygiene" – that marked virtually all of Europe's states during these decades, even though they derailed only some of them.
After the Meiji Restoration of 1868, modern ideologues used language and ideas derived from Kokugaku discourse to create of a new ideology of imperial rule.
Hard though it may be today - as a new imperial army sits in and around Baghdad - to imagine philosophers scaling walls to discourse with emperors, it is grimly easy to imagine the dead heaped up by the thousands: empire's anonymous, inevitable victims.
This god maintained a hegemony over our public discourse; a supreme being that was synonymous with empire and its economy--an imperial god.
There is a risk that their powerful female voices will inadvertently sustain another political discourse: the words and actions of an illustrious line of men who continue to justify their imperial ambitions on the bodies, often dead bodies, of Muslim women.
