Herder then develops his view by invoking Baumgarten's characterization of poetry as "the sensibly perfect in discourse".
Hearing Mr. Carter's Oboe Quartet, from 2001, after Haydn's String Quartet in D (Op. 20, No. 4), from 1772, you are reminded that Mr. Carter's tumultuous clashes of equal, independent voices are an extreme but logical extension of the balanced four-part discourse Haydn perfected.
The Washington area, alive with political discourse, was the perfect place to give expression to my passions, and I moved here in my early twenties to take a job in the world of advocacy.
Cummings also satirised the political abuse of language through hackneyed cliches in Next to of course god America; the poem is a technical tour de force in which he weaves the commonplaces of political discourse into a perfect rhyming sonnet.
And to encompass both your discourse and mine in a perfect circle, we will say that this One is the Whole.
Built around an international Duke faculty, the MA program in political science offers the perfect launch to a career in political discourse.
A fan of Nietzsche and Genghis Khan, he speaks perfect English and delights in punctiliously-pronounced discourses on the love-life of camels and wreaking horrible revenge on his foes.
The image of the "perfect victim" has been intrinsically woven into our daily discourse of rape, intimate partner violence, popular culture and media discourse more broadly, yet we know that this image of the virtuous woman is a myth that was historically scripted for white women.
The Perfect Crime (Baudrillard 1996b) does not use the discourse of the postmodern per se, but makes ample use of his classic categories of simulation, hyperreality, and implosion to elucidate a new virtual order opposed to the previous order of reality, the murder of which is "the perfect crime" (see 16, 83, 125, 128, passim).
He is in fact presented as the perfect lover and is only condemned in super diegetic discourse that presupposes any child molester's guilt.
