Miles [ 34] and Reddy [ 7] similarly highlight the use of the scientific discourse, but as a strategy to suggest the legitimacy and credibility of CAM.
Our use of the term discourse draws on the idea that language is active; that is, it has a constitutive function as well as a descriptive one [ 46].
The use of the biomedical discourse at discharge seems to lie at the root of the difficulties of communicating psychosocial aspects between the subsystem of the hospital physicians and that of the GPs.
Although many participants were aware of the consequences of CSPs, as evident in their use of the public health discourse, they were still motivated to engage in the practice for several conflicting reasons.
In terms of methodology, the acquisition of writing skills within the frame of technical English inevitably follows the patterns of general English language acquisition, to which one should add some specific features dictated by the specialized uses of the technical discourse.
Other forms of ideologies also manifest through the use of persuasive discourse to win the readers' consent and shape their opinions.
Other forms of ideologies become manifest through the use of persuasive discourse to win the readers' consent and shape their opinions.
Rather than attempt to eradicate the empowered modern women discourse, given that it was widely prevalent amongst young women, it might be possible to modify it by using some elements of the discourse to counter other elements.
The Perfect Crime (Baudrillard 1996b) does not use the discourse of the postmodern per se, but makes ample use of his classic categories of simulation, hyperreality, and implosion to elucidate a new virtual order opposed to the previous order of reality, the murder of which is "the perfect crime" (see 16, 83, 125, 128, passim).
