Examples of using A discourse in English and their translations into Hebrew
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This book seeks to contribute to the socio-cultural discourse on the first Hebrew-cosmopolitan city, a discourse that may serve as an alternative to the conventional economic content in relation to urban processes.
But this is not a discourse about the beauty of nature,
design and craft- a discourse that has been taking place in world ceramics since the beginning of the twentieth century.
especially toward its end, a discourse of identities developed, a discourse that was incompatible with the institutional hegemony;
unfortunately on the left one sometimes encounters a discourse that is too politically correct to acknowledge the problem of Muslim fundamentalism at all
Godwin's book,"The Man in the Moone, or a Discourse of a Voyage Thither," was only published posthumously
I guess I mean a discourse.
To encourage a discourse free of division, hatred and incitement.
This is a discourse with double meaning.
Israeli patriotism is not only a discourse about land or war myths.
A Discourse of Mourning for Other Men's Sins.
But at least there is a discourse even if the solution is far.
To avoid heartbreak, create and understand a budget before beginning a discourse with your caterer.
Oh, come on, do you really want a discourse in comparative theory of time displacement?
Hence every effort to intervene in a discourse through the redefinition of key concepts is destined to fail.
I am aware that it is difficult to change a discourse, especially when its protectors are so violent.
understand a budget before beginning a discourse with your San Diego wedding caterer.
Psychoanalysis is therefore not a technique but a discourse which encourages each person to produce his singularity, his exception.
The exhibitions in the gallery seek to explore and generate a discourse upon the place of art in Israeli culture.