In R. Horowitz (Ed.), Talking texts: Knowing the world through the evolution of instructional discourse (pp. 297-315).
Hoksbergen (11) describes the evolution of the discourse on partnership: One key reason for the new focus on civil society is the gradual transition from seeing development primarily as physical welfare (e.g. levels of income, health education, and lifespan) to an ever-increasing appreciation of development as a process fed by local ownership and committed participation.
We explore 1) whether scientific advisors have been members of advocacy coalitions, and 2) how their contributions may have interacted with the evolution of the discourses and major narratives.
The result has been changing geographies of public and private health care providers and the evolution of a new discourse of health care.
We will also position young Japanese architects today, Ishigami, Fujimoto, and Hasegawa, in terms of these historical genealogies and the evolution of a critical discourse.
Tracing the evolution of contemporary body discourse Getting Under the Skin analyzes the tension between a fragmented and holistic body concept in performance art, popular culture, new media arts, and architecture.
With 'Dirge', an excised section of 'The Waste Land', 'Death by Water' and 'A Song for Simeon' (respectively the fourth and fifth parts of the same poem), Julius identifies a change in the accent of Eliot's anti-Semitism: it has ceased to be congruent with the evolution of his poetic discourse and hence is muted, then abandoned.
Thinking about the ways in which scientifically-based warnings of scarcity have been ignored and/or mobilized over time, we will explore the politics of climate change, including the evolution of climate change discourse and the implications of current politics for planners.
In this article, I examine the evolution of the European discourse on the Japanese race from the time the first Europeans had landed in the archipelago in the mid-sixteenth century to the end of Japan's isolation in the mid-nineteenth century.
Stanford Associate Professor Cécile Alduy, a scholar in French literature, is currently working on a book about the evolution of the National Front's discourse under Marine Le Pen's leadership.
