Sentence examples for relevant discourses from inspiring English sources

Textual analysis will also include analyses of relevant discourses.

In contrast to the three aforementioned types, discursive representation, does not aim for representation of individuals or groups but rather of the usually smaller number of diverse views and experiences [ 39] or of relevant discourses on the issue at hand [ 17, 40].

Specifically, the entities characteristic of the relevant discourse are sometimes supposed then to have the same ontological status as fictional entities.

In expanding the scope of the relevant discourse so broadly, Socrates in effect lays down requirements for all persuasive discourse for what he elsewhere calls "rhetoric"—and makes poetry a subsection thereof.

The first is that the lack of reference to theories does not indicate the absence of a theory; one can reconstruct a theory (or theories) of developmental biology out of the relevant discourse (e.g., multiple allied molecular models).

The show privileges bigger names over actual engagement, thus sacrificing a relevant discourse with what is actually happening today.

Further, "the social practice" of relevant corporate discourses (Alvesson & Kärreman, 2000; Leitch & Palmer, 2010) is also analysed.

Key results of the program are synthesized and linked to the relevant academic discourse in operations management using design science methodology.

Is is relevant to discourse around music in the boundary-free digital world of 2015?

But with this type, some new – as yet not entirely resolved – problems emerge: to achieve discursive representation, organizers do not only need to distinguish all relevant views and discourses in advance, but also to identify and recruit individuals representing the views and discourses.

The underlying idea of UniteEurope is to provide public administrators and NGOs with user-generated contents publically communicated via social media that helps them to detect trends in their citizens' (i.e. immigrants' and autochthones') discourses relevant for integration.