His more intimate discourses on the Lord's Prayer and the Beatitudes (Matthew 5 3 12) combine ethical and devotional interests, as does his commentary on the Song of Solomon.
Their first album, "Improvisations to Music" (1959), includes a skit called "Bach to Bach," in which two intimates discourse on their psychological states and the ineffabilities of music after meeting at a bar: "Too many people think of Adler as a man who made mice neurotic.
Gleaning intimate details from the public discourse of strangers can be fascinating, but not always edifying.
The image of the "perfect victim" has been intrinsically woven into our daily discourse of rape, intimate partner violence, popular culture and media discourse more broadly, yet we know that this image of the virtuous woman is a myth that was historically scripted for white women.
Because language in its fullest sense occurs only in the societal context in its acts of speech production and in what is being said through them, its true nature can only be intimated and perceived in living discourse (verbundener Rede) and should be studied equally in its lasting manifestations in the works of culture and of science, in literature, poetry, and philosophy.
In addition, based on other discourse around stigma and sexual health care seeking behaviours, items relating to Goffman's category of 'moral' stigma included both internal feelings of guilt or shame, as well as the perceived views of others in the community, including health care workers and intimate partners [ 10, 23].
The richly observed films are sprawling and intimate, dense with the raw material of human endeavor and discourse, and free from the ready-made storylines and messaging of mainstream documentary, much less voiceover.
The state is seen as an intimate, as a member of the family, rather than, as in western discourse, a problem, a threat, or even the enemy.
I argue that in the process of intergenerational collaborations individuals may withdraw from seeking more power in the decision-making and discourse of family affairs so as to maintain a desirable intimate relationship.
Drawing upon the published annual reports of the National Health Society (established in 1871) and its intimate relationship with the Metropolitan Public Gardens and Playgrounds Association, this paper will explore the discourses expressed by the sanitarians and health professionals represented by the Society in relation to the parks movement in London in the 1870s and 1880s.
