Hence, there is always a possible plurality and even a conflict of interpretations that must be negotiated in making sense of human discourse and action.
Korsgaard's general point is that by focusing on questions of meaning, the expressivist fails to make adequate sense of normative discourse, which requires a different sort of philosophical investigation about the sources of normativity (Korsgaard 1996a).
The mere thought of tangling with the Trumpster's foul, prevaricatory, sneering tweets offends Obama's own sense of civil discourse between politicians.
The concept of treatment as prevention (TasP), while familiar to the HIV sector, is nascent in relation to hepatitis C. While this discourse reflects an increased sense of treatment possibility, critical reflection on its implications is warranted.
You can't make any sense of American political discourse if you give everyone credit for really wanting what they claim to want.
This paper then looks at how land is depicted in Alun Hidup (1990)/The Wave of Life (1996) and the ways that it is linked to a person's sense of identity.The discourse of the novel posits a Malay identity and mindset that is based on land, religion and culture/community.
Thus, e.g., the context in this sense could be a set of discourse referents or files.
This discourse, sense of collectivism, and energy and interest around the issue elicit an overdue optimism that something is finally being done, that things will finally change.
Edge was disappointed in the game's diplomacy, finding "no more and no less than is expected from the genre" and unhappy with "the inability to sound out any real sense of relationship or rational discourse".
Some studies find that political beliefs and charitable donations are positively correlated (Layman 2001; Pipes Paula and Helen Rose 2002) for the reason that the party organization can enhance party members' sense of social responsibility through internal discourse and organizing activities.
