Sentence examples for lived discourse from inspiring English sources

We suggest that it was our commitment to discursive practice as a research team that enabled us to capture the complex lived discourse of personality disorders described above.

Our interviewees were articulating a lived discourse of personality disorders that could be described as resisting, or at least offering an alternative to mainstream, institutionalised thinking about recovery.

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.

The Venetian architect Luigi Cornaro's work on how to live long, "Discourses on the Temperate Life," was reprinted in fifty editions in England through the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.

He is an affiliate of the Yale Global Health Leadership Institute and Founding Director of Visual Epidemiology, a non-profit organization seeking to combine academic discourse with lived experience through filmmaking and storytelling.

Through capturing this discourse of lived experience we were able to explore understandings of recovery that were relevant and meaningful to our interviewees (Fig.  2).

Our analysis implies that any development of personality disorders services informed by concepts of recovery should be grounded in the discourse of lived experience of personality disorders.

Study of the discourse of lived experience has a role to play in this disparate yet creative process, and has been proposed a source of 'resistance' to the pathologising of the emotional distress experienced by women diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder [ 45].

We draw on ethnographic and interview data to consider the lived experiences of these discourses for tourists and tourism businesses.

Moreover, only a simultaneous presence of both innovative and path-dependent mechanisms ensures that a simulated discourse lives up to the implications of its real-world counterparts.

Our findings strongly support Panelli et al.'s [ 34] argument that we need to be continually testing policy discourse against the lived experience of health services.