Examples of using A discourse in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The aim of the project, rather, is to create a discourse in images and words which reflects the complexities
this generation of ever new texts to keep a discourse going is sort of similar to how criticism on Hawks unfolded.
It is not primarily a discourse on the end of the world, rather it is
systematically the problem of the status of a discourse which borrows from a heritage the resources necessary for the deconstruction of that heritage itself.
The International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance defines Holocaust denial“as a discourse and propaganda that deny the historical reality
or the Preservation of Favoured Races in the Struggle for Life is significantly more comprehensive than just a discourse on natural selection and random mutations.
It is not primarily a discourse on the end of the world,
help develop a discourse between social and political philosophers and the representatives of different social theory disciplines.
a web of simulations or fictions,">then there can be nothing that cannot be treated as a discourse, as a text.
In his Prior Analytics, Aristotle defines syllogism as"a discourse in which, certain things having been supposed,
It could not be but that a discourse of this kind, which directly contradicted the favorite opinion of many,
adding to their professional ability to participate in the creative direction providing a discourse that goes beyond the aesthetic universe…[-].
truth which is required to make a discourse able to bear that reputation.
or resolved in a discourse, we begin to comprehend both the appeal of narrative
suggesting that the task of the left is to develop a discourse that can unify“the people” against the establishment.
something they would readily call others' attention to and initiate a discourse.
wrote not just another story but a nonfiction philosophical treatise, entitled,"Discovery of the New World in the Moon, or, a Discourse Tending to Prove that'tis Probable There May Be Another Habitable World in that Planet.".
It begins abruptly in a discourse of our Lord.
It's a discourse by the Buddha?