Sentence examples for traditional discourse from inspiring English sources

"He has Islamized the traditional discourse of Western anti-imperialism.

The party's traditional discourse on equality leaves you cold.

Too true; and Montaigne's importance lies in the fact that he broke the rules of traditional discourse, by letting his mind run away with him.

I hoped its slightly oxymoronic resonance in the traditional discourse of my field might make people think again about their assumptions when they spoke of power.

The stylistic analysis of the two central characters of the TV series suggests that the traditional discourse of class society is reproduced.

But it is clear we have passed a watershed and that the Politics of Debt challenges our politicians to abandon their traditional discourse and replace it with something more relevant and realistic.

In most traditional discourses (with the exception of the Mohist school, The School of Names and certain representatives of the Neo-Confucianism), the focus upon relations was linked to the unity of the subject and object of comprehension.

Despite the liberalization of citizenship laws and regulations in Germany there has been a shift from traditional discourses of modern nation-state-belonging rooted in the right of blood to new markers of difference such as religious affiliations, education level or cultural competence.

FGD 1 - SP Males The participants highlighted how traditional discourses have been transferred from one generation to another through traditional rituals.

In the present study, health workers were said to be active in reinforcing traditional discourses, which implies a lack of expertise on sexual matters after childbirth.

To understand both sexual relations after childbirth and the tension resulting from conflicting discourses in connection to kubemenda and sexuality, participants relied on traditional discourses, and only partly on medical discourses.