Sentence examples for mainstream discourses from inspiring English sources

An important part of this task is to include historically underrepresented groups and to construct counterdiscourses aimed at resisting marginalizing forces in dominant mainstream discourses (e.g. Anzaldua, 1987; Shin, 2006).

Within mainstream discourses, a medicalised childbirth is viewed as a sign of economic, social and medical progress and an indicator of safe childbirth practices [ 29].

In the US, concern about "energy independence" is part of the mainstream discourse.

These conspiracy theories move into mainstream discourse and become adopted as factual beliefs," he added.

Some of this rhetoric is seen as inappropriate for mainstream discourse.

That said, these very negatives are also positives: they allow opinions that are pushed out or censored from mainstream discourse to have a public space.

Such ideas have lost ground in Germany, at least for now: in mainstream discourse there, it is axiomatic to accept responsibility for the Nazi terror.

For the most part, mainstream discourse about art goes on as if the psychedelic revolution were just a minor, tangential distraction.

Professor von Falkenhausen called him "the only Chinese-born scholar so far to have fundamentally influenced the mainstream discourse of archaeological method and theory".

This conference was important in that it dug beneath the propaganda to a reality that is not often aired in mainstream discourse.

This is incendiary stuff, especially in a country like the United States, where moral assaults on the market are rare in mainstream discourse.