His campaign introduced two military locutions to political discourse: one was nuancal, "subtly shaded," which did not last.
Most of the political discourse on military matters comes from civilians, who are more vocal about "supporting our troops" than the troops themselves.
Now 57, he has long since left performance behind to make sculptures that are discourses on military might, ominous models of overbuilt civilizations and experiments with art and technology.
My sense of it from passing through and listening from time to time is that because of all the violence and turmoil inside Pakistan, there IS a debate, a new discourse, inside the military and I.S.I. about where Pakistan's interests really lie vis a vis the Taliban and like groups.
With Villehardouin a new voice vivacious, conventionally pious but impatient of theological niceties, and keenly interested in military and political strategies entered historical discourse.
This debate took place within the framework of a religious discourse that legitimized military conquest as a way to facilitate the conversion and salvation of indigenous peoples.
Finally and most importantly, the park-as-text presents a discourse of American military heroism against the Japanese, at the expense of recognition of Chamorro suffering, or of any historical marker tying the indigenous history of Guam into U.S. historical memory.
On the American side, that includes revaluing China's currency, leveling the playing field for American investors in China and establishing a serious discourse between the nations' militaries.
This stemmed from feeling ignorant of military culture and structure, identifying powerful discourses that opposed tobacco control, particularly in a military context, and the very-real presence of the tobacco industry lobby throughout the policy process.
Policymakers: Prioritize military-connected students in education policies and discourse.
