Mexicans were at last constructing a single national discourse on raiding that could secure unity against Indians and norteamericanos alike.
Another dimension drawing Hindus into a single community of discourse is narrative.
What remains challenging in such an approach is an accurate characterization of the kinds of narrative conditions which result in a sequence of clauses/sentences being perceived to be sufficiently "semantically closely linked" to form a single unit of discourse.
Li and Thompson (1979) use the phrase "conjoinable" to refer to the same basic idea that certain clauses or sentences may be perceived to be tightly connected with each other and form a single unit of discourse for the purposes of anaphoric reference.
The discourse around single parents, 90% of whom are women, is that they have shamelessly chosen their predicament.
The N400 is sensitive to lexical, semantic, and mnemonic aspects in the context of single words, sentences, and discourse, and it reflects semantic fit with general world knowledge (Chwilla & Kolk, 2005; Friederici, 2004; Hagoort & van Berkum, 2007; Kuperberg, 2007).
The remark capped a blistering discourse that singled out Mr. Quinn for not appointing any Hispanic cabinet members and for hiring a disproportionately small share of Hispanics in state government.
These practices leave no single point of failure for discourse: no single point where observations can be squelched or attention commanded-by fiat or with the application of money.
Every single empire in its official discourse has said that it is not like all the others, that its circumstances are special, that it has a mission to enlighten, civilise, bring order and democracy, and that it uses force only as a last resort.
These mirror-image strategies share a common aim: Each allows the Court to evade the single question that, in every discourse but the judicial one, is by now synonymous with the abortion debate itself the question of when human life begins.
