Examples of using A discourse in English and their translations into Hebrew
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A discourse on natural religion.
He even gave me a discourse on how he can't be bought.
A Discourse on the Arts and Sciences.
I do not intend to start a discourse on that photograph.
So, a discourse with double meaning. Who's talking?"It's me?
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From my conversations with the Americans, there are no such plans at the moment,but there is a discourse.".
A Discourse about Revolutions Armed People 's Uprisings Non-Violent Uprisings Counter Revolution.
Islam as a religion therefore became a discourse of the politically dominant elite, i.e.; male society.
This much I knew,several minutes before sundown was not the time to launch into a discourse about my religious beliefs.
They know very well that a discourse about civil rights and democracy is“leftist,” so therefore they demand a referendum.
The moderate majority is Israeli Arabs who see the radicalization in both nations andhave come here to support a discourse of peace and coexistence.
X-Yes, because it returns to the discourse of war, a discourse that would not seem, but is it that there would be another except that of war?
John Wilkins took the idea of space travel in Godwin's text seriously and 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.".
He explains that"literature is written in the framework of a discourse on literature, of polemics, of young writers rebelling against earlier generations- and none of that exists anymore.
The Israel 2030 project was born of the drive to promote in the Israeli public in general andamong young people in particular, a discourse on the long term, the vision and future of Israeli society.
It is difficult to change a discourse, but the problem is that it is even more difficult to dismantle an occupation's apparatus without dismantling the discourse, the language and myths that justify and perpetuate it.
Unlike the left's claims, the law's approval will increase transparency,contribute to creating a discourse that reflects the Israeli public opinion, and will strengthen democracy.".
But this is not a discourse about the beauty of nature, but rather a discussion of man-made beauty, which can be assessed by clear criteria such as symmetry, proportion, harmony and balance.
Moreover, our goal is to expose our readers to liberal and democratic values,by showing that there is also a discourse in Israel that is committed to democracy, peace, equality, social justice and transparency.
He added that, for years, Ergodan has been spreading a discourse of hate against Europe and sponsoring terrorism in its countries; he is also acting to renew the Ottoman expansion in Europe and encouraging separatism among Europe's Muslims.
Another salient point of unity is the productive simultaneous discourse these artists maintain among values drawn from the worlds of sculpture,design and craft- a discourse that has been taking place in world ceramics since the beginning of the twentieth century.
Corbyn would need totell Jews that he“will not accept a discourse which denies the existence of their own land to the Jewish people… I think we are all entitled to some clarity on his real views about Israel”.
The first that one sometimes finds on the right suggests that most Muslims are fundamentalist or something about Islam is inherently fundamentalist, and this is just offensive and wrong,but unfortunately on the left one sometimes encounters a discourse that is too politically correct to acknowledge the problem of Muslim fundamentalism at all or, even worse, apologizes for it, and this is unacceptable as well.
This device also enabled them to constitute a discourse beyond the formalistic confines of photography and to raise questions of meaning and context(a possibility that would be realized later in American postmodernist photography) in relation to the linguistic signifiers that were prominent in their works[15].
This book seeks to contribute to thesocio-cultural discourse on the first Hebrew-cosmopolitan city, a discourse that may serve as an alternative to the conventional economic content in relation to urban processes.
In the art of this decade, especially toward its end, a discourse of identities developed, a discourse that was incompatible with the institutional hegemony; narrative painting returned and regained its status among local artists, intentionally combining the post modernist use of"the high" and"the low" in all aspects of the implementation and themes of works of art.
Godwin's book,"The Man in the Moone, or a Discourse of a Voyage Thither," was only published posthumously and anonymously in 1638, likely on account of the number of controversial ideas that it contained, including an endorsement of the Copernican view of the universe that put the Sun at the center of the Solar System, as well as a pre-Newtonian concept of gravity that had the idea that the weight of an object would decrease with increasing distance from Earth.