Sentence examples for order of discourse from inspiring English sources
As Escobar (1995: 5) applying Foucault's work on the dynamics of discourse and power in the representation of social reality pointedly claimed, the "colonization of reality" makes possible "a certain order of discourse produces permissible modes of being and thinking while disqualifying and even making others impossible".
It is a definition of critique that is notably close to the liberal order of discourse, which is preoccupied with the problem of too much government, of inserting economy into political practice (Foucault, 2008[1979b]).
The obvious danger with counter-cultural styles of life is that these modes of life always risk becoming accepted by a liberal order of discourse that prides itself on its apparent permissiveness.
Much ambiguity in this area may thus be irreducible, with the challenges lying perhaps less in the ordering of discourse and more in reconciling the wider material political pluralities that this suggests.
He (Giddens 1984: 31) goes on to list as institutional orders, modes of discourse, political institutions, economic institutions and legal institutions.
The "exclusion" of women, Irigaray writes, "is internal to an order from which nothing escapes: the order of (man's) discourse.
By inevitably challenging the prevailing narrative of the hitherto dominant male order, the discourse of compassion has represented nothing short of a frontal assault on the main tenets of all established institutions, from politics to economics, from the academy to the media, with sports being no exception.
This article presents an analysis of the acquisition order of coherence relations between discourse segments.
Russia still publicly clings to its obstinate stances, but there is talk of it repositioning itself in order to hold a new kind of discourse with the US President for the four years to come.
This provides a perspective that brings order and coherence to the topic of discourse.
Research into the effectiveness of discourse can determine the order in which arguments should be presented.
