Preposition: of

• globalization: Discourses of globalization have been engaged with throughout our subject areas.

Converse of object

• dominate: Here is an extraordinarily gifted writer working his way inside a language that has dominated public discourse in the Republic for three decades.

• speak: The findings suggest that email strives to mirror spoken discourse in many ways.

• analyze: Overall it is more of an interesting tool to teach analyzing discourse than an analysis of language in comics.

• articulate: Community members articulate hybridity discourses as an alternative to those that assert an assimilative whiteness.

• emerge: It also needs to be analyzed in the context of New Labor's emerging Third Way discourse.

• examine: Rather, we need to examine primarily the extended discourse that occurs in natural settings and open-ended interviews.

Adjective modifier

• dominant: The article begins with a thematic overview of some of the dominant discourses of play.

• hegemonic: In sociological terms they represent a socially constructed body of falsehood and legitimation ideology, and a hegemonic discourse.

• colonial: This word keeps cropping up in colonial discourse, all over the world -- they are rational!

• philosophical: The prosody was significant and owed much to Scottish philosophical discourse.

• scholarly: Most but not all the reviews they publish may well be read as irrelevant for serious scholarly discourse and for professional affairs.

• rational: I would hope we can then return to more rational discourse on the subject.

Modifies a noun

• connective: This paper presents two experiments on the semantic similarity of discourse connectives.

• marker: For example, a discourse marker may signal importance.

• analysis: Critical discourse analysis: The critical study of language.

• coherence: Discourse connectives enable discourse coherence relations to be studies empirically.

• analyst: If anyone ought to be able to characterize and explain such ' warnings of danger ' , discourse analysts should.

Noun used with modifier

• postmodern: Subjectivity is fractured and connects with others, but Haraway does not lose the agency - as often happens in postmodern discourse.

• classroom: Key words: protocol analysis, geography in history, GENIP, classroom discourse, learning geography.