discursive construction

collocation in English

meanings of discursiveand construction

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discursive
adjective
uk /dɪˈskɜː.sɪv/ us /dɪˈskɝː.sɪv/
involving ...
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construction
noun
uk /kənˈstrʌk.ʃən/ us /kənˈstrʌk.ʃən/
the work of building or making something, especially buildings, ...
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Examples of discursive construction

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This misses the discursiveconstruction of evaluation as a political project.
The discursiveconstruction of the event is fundamentally dualistic.
The notion of examining practice in terms of its discursiveconstruction does not rely only on listening to users.
The study's focus is the discursiveconstruction and rhetoric of using others' words for the speaker's own purposes.
So it is with the discursiveconstruction of cultures, phases and types.
When candidates engage in such discursiveconstruction of their life choices, coherence is represented as continuity of actions, thoughts, and feelings.
In this book, research from pediatric and cancer clinics is used to discuss the interactive and discursiveconstruction of patients and parents.
Both authors treat population as a discursiveconstruction.
Their framework combines aspects of the social constructionist approach, which focuses on discursiveconstruction of identities, and the poststructuralist emphasis on power relations.
This is not a display of parochial narrowness but a much more complex and interesting exploration of local practices and their discursiveconstruction in the popular media.
Repor ted speech is then one site where we can examine the real-time discursiveconstruction of projected social identities.
This article examines the discursiveconstruction of social care contracting as it was evolving in negotiation and dialogue between two local authorities and their non-profit and commercial contractors.
It also conceals a double discursiveconstruction.
Rather than placing discursive constructions centre stage, the article uses life history material to effect an analysis embedded in everyday practices.
It offers access to the ways in which historical actors adapted, utilized, or disregarded discursive constructions within their own spheres of existence.
And it is a great leap forward, in my view, to look through (and within) caricature to reimagine her performances and discursive constructions in narrative space and time.
Moreover, interests are only discursive constructions.
The discursive constructions of these female bodies are quite plainly prepared for consumption by men.
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