"Swing Time," a longish book split into short, fleeting chapters, channels the propulsive, addictive, discursive mode of the novel-memoir hybrid that has lately been in fashion (Smith has admiringly referred to the work of Karl Ove Knausgaard as "crack"), but in the service of more traditional fiction, the kind that is unambiguously invented.
Table 2 How the practice architectures are prefiguring practices around systematic quality development work The practice of middle leading Practice architectures of the preschool Example of sayings in the semantic room Examples of cultural discursive arrangements The language used referred to the curriculum; personnel and middle leaders mentioned specific goals from the curriculum.
This instituted a multi-national federal system (often referred to as ethnic federalism) which, in one sense, created the discursive possibility for a set of hyphenated ethno-nationalities, including an Ethiopian-Somali nation distinct from Somalian Somalis, considered in historical context in the following section.
Discursive practices referred to verbal descriptions used by both the player and his social others with regard to a player's identity in terms of his performance and competencies.
Disquisitional practices referred to more structured reifications of the player's game play processes while discursive practices were verbal descriptions used by both the player and his social others with regard to the player's identity in terms of his performance and competencies.
Besides neologisms referring to the object-pole (such as complexome), discursive phenomena associated with the subject-pole may likewise arouse attention, such as the current endemic focus on (or even obsession with) "misconduct" and "integrity" in research.
The last discursive process, management of information, refers to the role of news media as social institutions and the various mechanisms they use to engineer the public consent and manage their opinions.
First, the discursive dilemma will be introduced in a context-neutral way before its relevance will be demonstrated in an example referring to the context of biobanking [ 61, 62 ]. (DOCX 17.4 kb).
Essentially, discursive governance refers to implicit mechanisms of governance resting on narratives, leitmotifs and strategic metaphors in political language, and the subsequent framing of policies using such language to interpose ideas in order to affect political and social representations within the public sphere in accordance with the wishes of political authorities (Korkut et al., 2015).
Refer to yourself in the third person.
