My goal here, however, is to call into question the reification and misapplication of disorganized/disoriented attachment deployed in such policy and practice discourse, which invokes the authority of Main and Solomon.
Thus, in general, 'mysticism' would best be thought of as a constellation of distinctive practices, discourses, texts, institutions, traditions, and experiences aimed at human transformation, variously defined in different traditions.
Conceptualising a landscape as a spatial entity and associated assemblage of practices, discourses and history, this paper dissects the landscape in terms of land uses for residential and cultural purposes, growing, grazing and gathering.
The study expands upon the notion of "fit-stretch", which explains how innovations can move from an initial "fit" (with existing user practices, discourses, technical form) to a subsequent "stretch" (as the technology further develops, new functionalities are opened up, etc). in the process of long-term transitions.
Correspondingly, the term 'mysticism' will refer to practices, discourse, texts, institutions, and traditions associated with unitive experiences.
A reconciliation of the practice research discourse in German-speaking regions and the extremely vivid Anglo-American action research discourse is both linked to the above described development as well as to the intensified internationalisation of the academia over the past two decades.
Rather, he explicates the meaning of accurate representation pragmatically, in terms of its implications for everyday practice and discourse.
There is a growing literature that critically addresses CSR practices and discourses (see Brei and Böhm 2013).
In fact, Hansen sees the Chinese tradition as centrally concerned with the conflict of daos, which he defines as sets of behavior-guiding practices, including discourses.
Virtual inquiry worlds generally engage students in the practices and Discourses (Gee 1990) of a discipline at the level of inquiry writ large.
