According to Zhu (2006), as a special social discourse, education itself is 'constructed by historical and other social discourses.
To the New Critics, poetry was a special kind of discourse, a means of communicating feeling and thought that could not be expressed in any other kind of language.
In this context, Colombia is close to reaching an agreement to end the 60-year armed conflict with Farc, the world's longest-running guerilla insurgency – an agreement that is of special relevance to this discourse on the war on drugs.
Santos says: "Colombia is close to reaching an agreement to end the 60-year armed conflict with the Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia [Farc, the world's longest-running guerilla insurgency] an agreement which is of special relevance to this discourse on the 'war on drugs'.
Jamie Court is the author of The Progressive's Guide to Raising Hell and the President of Consumer Watchdog, a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization dedicated to providing an effective voice for taxpayers and consumers in an era when special interests dominate public discourse, government and politics.
I plan to facilitate a lot more civil discourses with special attention on letting people be listened to rather than just talk.
In his paper, "Mental Events" [1980, essay 11], his denial that there are reason to action laws framed in the psychological vocabulary of ordinary discourse takes on special emphasis, and it plays a key role in an original argument he constructs for the token/token identity of mental and physical states.
Reagan's new FCC chair, Mark S. Fowler, sneered at the principle that broadcasters bore special responsibilities to ensure democratic discourse.
But shrewd hosts could prevent repetitive (and insoluble) contretemps in favor of variety, and daily topics and special guests could focus the discourse.
This special issue culminates with a discourse on the important issue of finding our way forward.
