Sentences with phrase «kind of discourse»

The doctor who performed the operation will use a scientifically detached, personally uninvolved kind of discourse in order to describe what has happened.

Then I shall attempt to say — and this is the principal point of my paper — what kind of discourse on freedom philosophy can articulate, beyond psychological and political discourse, that will still merit the name of «discourse» on religious freedom.

Because preaching presses for a God - determined and Christ - realized ethicality, and because the gift of grace whereby this possibility is bestowed is ensconced in a holy story, the character of Christian preaching is a unique kind of discourse.

While there are obvious differences here in degree and severity of the issue, I believe the Golden 1 riots achieved the same kind of discourse opener for Sacramento's police issues as a shooting does for the gun debate.

This need to transcend the trappings of apocalyptic imagery goes beyond the need for a different kind of discourse: we need a different kind of mapping to understand what's going on.

That kind of discourse would have been difficult before 2008.

Facebook has also struggled recently with keeping its news feed free of misleading or false stories, including the kinds of discourse that NimbleAmerica seems intended to promote.

First, no one can hold «this kind of discourse» unless (as we have seen) he is also and simultaneously acting as spokesman for the oppressed and attacking the unjust order with every nonviolent weapon.

Instead we must rely upon a kind of discourse that attempts to retrieve and express the data of primary perception.

Since I've already mentioned the temptation this kind of discourse flirts with — the temptation to «triumphalism» or what Pieper would call «presumption» — I won't repeat that here.

That kind of discourse does no good.

I loathe this kind of discourse.

Shepard's insights help readers to understand the distaste in which deep ecologists hold those kinds of discourse.

Naming is a form of theological reasoning, a kind of discourse in divine relatedness.

I doubt that this kind of discourse is going to make it any easier for countries like Albania (which currently holds a candidate status) to join the EU, especially if we consider the role that national parliaments play in admitting any new European member.

Because this kind of discourse is routinely screened out of movies, we're likely to accept the profusion of insults as unusually candid or real, particularly given the spirited and talented ensemble cast, which Haggis directs with sensitivity.

The key is to have the kind of discourse that allows other people to come to their own conclusion.

I wrote it because I believe games criticism is valuable in sparking the kind of discourse that leads to a more interesting and socially responsible medium.

Leave this kind of discourse to those who choose to write about your work such as curators, art reviewers, critics, agents and gallery owners.

Let us encourage the kind of discourse which can resolve any methodological or scientific issues.