Примери за използване на Scientific discourse на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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What this scientific discourse means is.
Back in the sixteenth century, Latin was the language of scientific discourse.
What these scientific discourse means is.
Speculation" is here the name given the discourse on the legitimation of scientific discourse.
This moment is not first and foremost a moment of philosophical or scientific discourse, it is also a moment which is political, economic, technical, and so forth.
Consequently, when such approaches are applied to social theory,the privilege which has been claimed by modernist social scientific discourses is dissolved.
Such revisions are part of normal scientific discourse, and the government-funded scientists who pursued them should not be subjected to legislative subpoenas.
It's clear that the topic of the crisis of the“liberal” international order has firmly entered the scientific discourse of Russian and foreign analysts.
As a manifestation of professionalism we accept compliance to the rules of scientific discourse and the genre requirements, suggesting that the texts of publications contain motivation, analytical and conclusion part, as well as own contribution.
We maintain, with Jacques-Alain Miller, that we must sustain it as“ek-sisting outside the norms of scientific discourse, if we want to save psychoanalysis”[9].
As a manifestation of professionalism we observe the compliance with the rules of scientific discourse and the genre requirements, implying that the texts of publications should contain the following: the aim of research, an analytical part and a conclusion, as well as the author's(authors') own contribution.
Instead, Urban VIII heard rumors, rumors that Galileo had put his words into the mouth of a fool,rumors that Galileo had not written a scientific discourse, but a literary satire.
In this case, legitimation is the process by which a“legislator” dealing with scientific discourse is authorized to prescribe the stated conditions(in general, conditions of internal consistency and experimental verification) determining whether a statement is to be included in that discourse by the scientific community”.
That is to say,I believe that at a certain level both of experience and of philosophical and scientific discourse one cannot get along without the notion of subject.
Then it develops its central claim: that all periods of history have possessed certain underlying epistemological assumptions that determined what was acceptable as,for example, scientific discourse.
Both tracks have three objectives:(1) to expose students to current researchtopics in the field(2) to engage students in scientific discourse, research methodologies, and critical reasoning;
The book's central thesis proposes that all periods of history have possessed specific underlying conditions of truth that demarcated the realm of what was deemed acceptable, as,for example, scientific discourse.
Even in the first study, devoted to Stambolov, Russophilia and Russophobia, Daskalov shows successfully how extra-scientific intrusions andenergies made their way into scientific discourse regardless of the latter's claims to‘scientificity' and‘objectivity'.
The authors urge political leaders to back and value scientific methods and standards of research integrity, andsupport digital innovations to overcome threats to public reasoning and scientific discourse.
Her work with the media of drawing, painting, installation, sculpture, photography and video closes gaps between the personal, the local and the global and includes a widespread network of discourses covering aspects of German social and political history as well as premises of Western philosophical,theological and scientific discourses or cultural codes, role models and the norms of the art system.
Lysov:“The fallacy and subjectivity of the use of the term“ homophobia”in scientific and public discourse”.
The present position is that there are three primary forms of discourse(the scientific, the aesthetic, and the technological), and that all other forms are secondary, that is, are a.
They have sown confusion about scientific facts and damaged our discourse on the topic just as they have-- in the personal smears Mann has endured-- arguably harmed his reputation.
Because the term‘orientation' is now common in legal and psychiatric discourse, we think it is a scientific word.
In this context, therefore it is necessary to forego scientific or philosophical discourse, to renounce the episteme which absolutely requires, which is the absolute requirement that we go back to the source, to the center, to the founding basis, to the principle, and so on.
As a sociologist, he is not rejecting the social scientific disciplines, and particularly not sociology, but rather inverting his role in their discourse.
I am also afraid that, any discourse in this area is neither precise nor is backed with scientific methodology, but rather is solely based upon the personal experience of each one of us with the woman or based upon her personal experience with the man; an experience, which might be successful or failed and sympathetic or stressful.
The conference aimed at exploring the relations between rhetoric, argumentation and discourse and the approaches of these disciplines for the analysis of different kinds of empirical material, from public relations texts and advertisements to political discourse, mediated discourse and scientific texts.
The aim of the program is to train specialists having interdisciplinary educational background- linguists, who are familiar with English and another foreign language(German, French)business discourse, have competences in subject-specific terminology and business communication, are able to solve business information and communication tasks that are related to the establishment and management of modern businesses, and are able to conduct scientific research in linguistics.
Nature and its scientific representations are“discourses.”.