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we sought to understand  whether,  how, and  why the translated journalistic texts  related  to  the  iranian  nuclear  negotiations  were manipulated. to this end,  we  monitored  a news agency’s webpage in a time span of 46 days that began 3 days before almaty i nuclear talks and ended  3  days  after  almaty  ii  talks.  monitoring  resulted  in  a  corpus  made  up  of  36  target  texts  p...

background: each group or profession has its own discourse. discourses create identity, support institutions and reproduce power relationships. professional identity of iranian nurses, which has recently had the opportunity to represent itself in social arena, needs investigation. this study aimed to make internal aspect of this identity clear. materials and methods: this study was conducted by...

Increasingly, natural resource conservation programs refer to participation and local community involvement as one of the necessary prerequisites for sustainable resource management. In frameworks of adaptive comanagement, the theory of participatory conservation plays a central role in the democratization of decisionmaking authority and equitable distribution of benefits and burdens. We observ...

In the world of linguistics, term “discourse” is often used in many scientific works devoted to study text problems. As V. Hegay rightly points out, although widely linguistics as well fields literature, sociology, political science, philosophy, logic, psychology, itself has a unique, accepted interpretation, meaningless, express variety different concepts.

A recently released proclamation about the measure towards phenomenon of ‘adolescent's feminization’ from Ministry Education China has raised public controversy and performs as an instance institutional discourse that enables construction a new social identity. This paper is analysis carried out upon such entextualised transcript to investigate very question how institution constructs identity ...

In 1995, Crawford and Ostrom proposed a grammatical syntax for examining institutional statements (i.e., rules, norms, and strategies) as part of the institutional analysis and development framework. This article constitutes the first attempt at applying the grammatical syntax to code institutional statements using two pieces of U.S. legislation. The authors illustrate how the grammatical synta...