Sentence examples for on discourse from inspiring English sources
Professor Gumperz, a linguist at the University of California, Berkeley, who died on Friday at 91, was one of the leading authorities on discourse analysis, which studies not only who says what to whom, but also how it is said and in what context.
The calling of the election has had an instant coarsening effect on discourse across all the parties.
In subsequent work on discourse analysis, Harris suggested the use of transformations as a means of expanding his method of descriptive analysis to cross sentence boundaries.
Christians inherited from the Jews a relatively intimate picture of a God who made their young and small universe, with its starry heavens, and then carried on discourse with humans, making covenants with them and rewarding or punishing them.
In "Lincoln," the emphasis on discourse — and less even on stirring rhetoric than on persuasive logic, less on the morality of principle than on the legalistic basis for its realization — comes not by way of the image but in the absence of the image.
This short note on discourse structure completes our article on tense and aspect.
They were clearly angry about sexism and patriarchy, and possibly angrier still about the right-on discourse of socialist feminism.
Our study thus contributes to the on-going discourse on how to improve health-enhancing physical activity interventions [ 39, 83].
In response to calls to develop more politically-informed transition studies, a burgeoning literature on discourse-transition complementarities and niche-regime interactions has recently emerged.
Moreover, it resembles N400 reports on discourse-bound semantic processing [ 24, 25].
The analysis of verbal communication will focus on discourses found in sending and receiving words and cues, and will be directed towards patterns of discourse of power and vulnerability in the communication.
