'Constitutive intertextuality', on the other hand, employs a type of generic re-constitution, in which a discourse type is constituted through a combination of elements of 'orders of discourse', serving to imitate a style, but to keep hidden explicit pointers to any originary text (s).
All things, with the sole exception of God, are constituted through the union of the two, the intellect no less than corporeal substance.
"At Harvard, direct cinema was the core of the film department," he says, "and most of the students were trying to make socially conscious works, but I was trying to combine fiction and non-fiction to show how our seemingly factual world is constituted through fantasy and stories".
Among them are: being self-interpreting (the way in which human beings understand themselves forms a significant part of their identity); being language animals (language mediates their relations to others, to the environment, and to themselves); and having identities that are constituted through dialogue.
This may have something to do with the fact that the two broad cultural-historical groupings of people in this country, which we call "white" and "black" and which have been constituted through the complicated histories of slavery, immigration, assimilation, and exclusion, tend at their extremes to correlate with noticeably different phenotypic traits.
Safety as physical integrity is constituted through concrete places.
But experience itself is constituted through representation; therefore denying the problem of representation does not make it go away but only makes it harder to recognize.
A policy arena is constituted through a set of actors with distinct agendas and objectives in one issue area of policy making.
To assess the collective dimension of flood risk management, a panel of stakeholder representatives was constituted through the opportunity of presenting our experimental process at the National Flood Committee and to the local authorities in charge of PAPIs.
