We draw on a prominent 'fix-it' discourse to demonstrate that the main objective of our participants was to return to a familiar state of health to live a 'normal' life.
They don't understand it because it has its own discourse; it's a bit exclusive in that way.
Because he argues that the reality of being eludes human ability to confine it to discourse, it is not perhaps surprising that the manhaj al-siddiqin is not in strictu sensu an apodeictic proof.
It discourses at some length the type and origin of the dishes popular in various French regions, as well as the culinary terms, herbs and kitchen equipment used in France.
But here it's not punctuation; it's discourse.
"I don't think it changes policy, I think it changes discourse, and discourse can change ideas, and for me that's what it's about: having that space for conversation".
The objectives of this chapter is to create a controlled vocabulary reflecting current IT management discourse and to start to explore some of its implications.
This implies 'a dialectical relationship between a particular discursive event and the situation(s), institution(s) and social structure(s), which frame it…(discourse) helps to sustain and reproduce the status quo and…it contributes to transforming it'.
Because it's discourse that refuses dialogue," said Bourdieu.
You could call it a discourse on the biggest experiment ever carried out by humans.
But there's no doubt that social media encourages a "talk first, ask questions later or never" approach, and it drags discourse well below the lowest common denominator.
