Sentences with word «discourse»

The change over time from one artist to the other says a lot about the level of discourse of art today.

To enter into the world of public discourse on a global basis today is almost by definition to join this tradition.

This brings me to the issue of your view on political discourse in the country.

A second focus of public discourse about teacher education relevant to literacy teacher preparation stems from our own debates about beginning reading instruction.

We already knew that Russian groups used social media to pound on the raw nerves of American political discourse around race and religion.

The 2016 presidential election is an opportunity to reinforce the importance of civil discourse with students so they can learn to listen to diverse voices and learn from each other.

She seems to have agreed with me on civil discourse in 2013, but her recent article has fallen short.

All 27 grant recipients were selected based on their dual commitment to the craft of writing and the advancement of critical discourse on contemporary visual art.

This exhibition was designed to deepen a contemporary discourse on race.

This, it seems to me, is the heart of the matter when we consider religious discourse as public rhetoric.

The politics of expanded and diversified identity consumes our contemporary art discourse with much of the same sense of urgency.

The volcanic public discourse surrounding these events had nationality, citizenship and ethnic origin at its centre.

We work hard to benefit our nations political discourse by bringing new topics and ideas to the table Frequency about 1 post per month.

Therefore, we should not expect our religious symbols to have the clarity of scientific discourse which deals predominantly with the world that can be correlated with secondary perception.

Somehow we've got to elevate their voices to the national discourse about this, because they're the ones who are there in the classroom.

We strive to innovate and facilitate discourse between academics, practitioners, and the public at large.

It covers very little, in many ways, though it is strongest at doing certain things around party discourse which have fallen out of national media discussion.

What does this imply about religious discourse in the public sphere?

We defined the most important components of academic discourse within a math classroom and developed an approach to implementing these components.

In addition to presenting dynamic solo exhibitions, the gallery pushes the boundaries of art in public spaces and stimulates artistic discourse through collaborations with curators worldwide.

It is guided by a desire to stimulate public discourse through the work of artists & creative practitioners whose works show critical commentary [and] intent.

A series of events, panels and discussions intended to examine different viewpoints within the current discourse around feminism in our daily lives, in the art world, and between generations.

What are the limits and promise of photography now — as a tool for social discourse, marker of memory, and arbitrator of meaning?

I found that the politics at a university are more influenced by rational discourse than politics in global health, especially in a major bureaucracy.

Furthermore, Caribbean art forms are oftentimes left out of the national discourse within education.

However, this is in the context of an inability to engage in intellectual discourse with any other species.

I can see you're not about intelligent discourse at all, you're about trolling.

It's hard not to see the vague and generalized public apologies that have become a part of our cultural discourse as anything but attempts at superficial reconciliation.

The political discourse over climate change will continue for decades, and so scientists should be prepared for the long haul.

We don't get into the weeds of policy and governance or global discourse.

This blog is intended as a medium for intelligent discourse on migration issues.

For example, when developing their position on freedom of expression, they looked to the most robust and liberal legal discourse on the subject and borrowed freely from American case law.

To deny the right of public comment is to exclude someone from science, because except by open discourse, there is no advancement of science.

Christian discourse on war rarely rises above the level of emotional appeals.

Within that, her research interests include methodologies for critical policy analysis and critical discourse analysis.

I stated everyone has a right to comment if you care to read, I encouraged such discourse.

There is more discourse about the topics like age and death.

The improvement in electric vehicles in recent years is likely to make them an increasingly prominent part of climate change discourse and action.

The once influential paintings she created during the previous decade, with only a few notable exceptions, disappeared from view, omitted from critical, art historical discourse for more than forty years.

Speaking of sensation, the dominant discourse around women and reproduction centers on pain.

Finally, with few exceptions, the conversation on city resilience has not made it into the national policy discourse in any meaningful way, which could translate to a central mandate to cities.

So, in 1954, I started doing very focused investigations on how discourse could change in order for art to become more participatory.