gratulated on fulfilling a want in a field so long left barren. While the book is necessarily written from an American viewpoint, essential problems of administration vary but little from country to country. Dr. Bryan's opinions, based on long experience, are worth while, practical and ably presented, and his book should be of the greatest benefit to all psychiatrists engaged in institutional p...

Counter-terrorism has been described as a “powerful political discourse and set of institutional practices with its own assumptions, symbolic systems, rhetorical modes tropes” (Jackson 20...

This study is devoted to the trend of changes in communicative norms diplomatic discourse. Currently, due influence several extralinguistic factors on communication, there a mixing institutional discursive type, which includes discourse, with personal type characteristic everyday communication. In modern an obvious tendency deviate from conventional communication and deregulate it. With all soc...

The goal of this article is twofold: first, it assesses the current state collaboration between institutionalist economics and academic degrowth discourse on topic global inequalities. Since a systematic literature review shows that level such limited, second to outline avenues through which scholars could contribute discourse. These include provision theories institutional change, methodologic...

The perception of childhood as a period of dependence and innocence has a long history. Being strongly associated with the Romantic Movement of eighteenth-century Europe it resonates with more recent Western theories of child development, ideas about child rearing and policies relating to the care and education of children. The advent of a global society, however, demands that we examine and re...

Collaborative learning is all about sharing knowledge. Without a shared base of knowledge (common ground), discourse itself is impossible, let alone collaborative interaction. Collaborators must share a means of communication (language), a joint focus (object-orientation), and a compatible orientation (perspective). In addition to being dependent upon the presence of existing shared knowledge, ...

Our aim in this paper is to tell the story of how a discourse-based approach to university outcomes assessment can transform the teaching of writing and critical thinking across the curriculum. The institutional assessment plan developed by our university has been influenced by the work of Barbara Walvoord, a pioneering figure in writing across the curriculum. We will illustrate the surprising ...

The article presents an overview of the main trends and approaches to study political discourse. combination linguistic ideological structural discourse analysis specific texts leads understanding as a point intersection language ideology, discursive aspects use implementation certain ideology in language. Institutional is determined by types social institutions formed society, characterized nu...