Examples of using Academic discourse in English and their translations into German
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Those books are not just academic discourse, but mirror real developments.
Implementing and disseminating research and development projects and academic discourse among colleagues.
Given that an overarching academic discourse(between Eastern and Western Europe, in particular) is weakly institutionalized, this is all the more significant.
I see little merit in continuing the use of the substantive term"magic" in second-order, theoretical, academic discourse.
The DZHW contributes its research findings to academic discourse; it is part of the scientific community.
Events such as these act as a key catalyst for development in our society and help to shape academic discourse.
Academic discourse regarding economic core questions is a major concern for the Austrian National Bank( Oesterreichische Nationalbank- OeNB) and the Faculty of Business, Economics and Statistics.
On the other hand, an academic tea party culture can water the movement down to an endless and invisible academic discourse.
It provides a forum for participation in academic discourse on a multiplicity of issues relating to life and development of children and individuals involved in educational activities.
In their respective areas of work,the project builds a bridge between the practical work of the prize winners and academic discourse.
Dr. Mohammad Magout(Graduate Centre for Humanities and Social Sciences):„Between Religion andCulture: Academic Discourse at Two Nizari Ismaili Institutions for Islamic Studies London.
Just as in Japan, also in Germany the increasing precarity of living conditions is aprominent topic in the media as well as the academic discourse.
It achieves a lasting impact through the creation of a center for academic discourse and the promotion of young scientists as well as through being a forum for public debate and information.
The left intelligentsia produced by the movements of the 1960sended up in the universities where it produces a hermetic academic discourse incomprehensible to outsiders.
The interdisciplinary academic discourse was realised in Research Groups concerning for instance the evolution of genes, languages and cultures, the mechanisms of self-organisation or the ostensible power of interpretation of the biosciences.
Three keynote speeches, parallel sessions, a poster session, anda doctoral colloquium still left ample room for a stimulating academic discourse.
It is a repository for the spiritual and cultural identity of Austria,a place for cultural encounters and academic discourse, and in its historic collections it preserves unique material that is part of the world's cultural heritage.
Because the academic discourse about problems surrounding the integration of German neglected the context of community, it was unable to account adequately for specific conflicts in immigrant neighbourhoods and their consequences for urban societies.
Through continuous presence in international workshops and conferences,our researchers follow and shape the global academic discourse on the region in various disciplines.
The tri-national research project"Spoken Academic Discourse: German in comparison to English and Polish"(GeWiss) had the aim of constructing a multilingual, comparable corpus of spoken German, English, and Polish academic language 2009- 2013.
Furthermore, targeted language and communication courses will en- able students whose firstlanguage is not German to navigate the academic discourse of their subjects with confidence.
The sensitivity and interdependency of the consortium's topic with current academic discourse shows finally through the fact that the topic is interacting with and shaped by current academic interests such as for example the transnational transmission of knowledge.
Students from non-academic households for example have more working experience andcould enrich the academic discourse through their practical perspectives and experiences.
While existing semantic histories of the key concepts structuring academic discourse are devoted to developments within individual languages, the series aims to shed light on processes of translation, adaptation and domestication that transgress linguistic and cultural boundaries.
As had already occurred in the 15th and 16th centuries andreflecting also the exclusion of the Ottomans from European history in academic discourse, the Ottomans were depicted as un-European barbarians.
In short, sections of French and, more recently, American academic discourse in the“human sciences” have been dominated for decades by a terminology originating not in Heidegger but first of all in the writings of Nazi scribblers, recycled through Latin Quarter Heideggerians.
At the same time, the research centre was established,its tasks being to address key topics and research questions arising from the collection, to introduce them into the academic discourse and to work on individual topic areas.
Consequences" brings scholarly lectures, reports from contemporary witnesses and fellow travelers and artistic contributions together in a conferenceprogram with the aim of opening up previously closed academic discourse and confronting issues of aesthetic, philological and historical impact with present-day experiences from artistic experience and practical performance.
Publications like„The Resilient City- How Modern Cities Recover from Disaster"(Vale& Campanella, 2005) and„Resilient Cities- Responding to Peak Oil and Climate Change"(Newman et al., 2009)were instrumental in establishing an international academic discourse on crises and resilience measures in cities and urban regions approximately ten years ago.