We aim to deepen the understanding of 'rights' as a socio-cultural axis upon which many discourses turn.
In general, postmodern postcolonialists aim to show that the typical universal history is one discourse among many incommensurable discourses, none of which are without inconsistencies.
My argument is not that the print authors I d iscuss here would be better served by the hypertext medium, but that their writing is in many respects hypertextual in principle and bears relation to discourses of many women writers now working in hypertext.
The bookcase, behind its glass-fronted doors, carried the collected expository discourses of many scribbling preachers.
Because the Upanishads constitute the concluding portions of the Vedas, they are called vedanta ("the conclusion of the Vedas"), and they serve as the foundational texts in the theological discourses of many Hindu traditions that are also known as Vedanta.
In short, similarly to what well-known postcolonial critics such as Homi Bhabha have done elsewhere, Duschesne analyzes how colonial societies, in an effort to resist colonial hegemony, create systems [End Page 95] which end up duplicating in many ways the same repressive discourses of the colonizing power.
At present the SDH discourse has entered many debates, discourses and theories.
In acknowledging the complexity of authorship models and of the many different discourses at play in the university, Howard (1992) has led the way in seeing how composing strategies often lumped under the term "plagiarism" form an important part of students' assimilation into new discourse communities.
Concepts such as catchment, basin, watershed and river are commonly understood in many fields of discourse, but are described differently according to the focus on various aspects of the hydrology phenomenon.
This worry is that if too many domains of discourse are such that they require non-cognitive analysis, the contrast between cognitive and non-cognitive domains on which the view depends will be hard to sustain.
