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disciplinary
(redirected from disciplinarity)

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disciplinary (Educational), adjective academic, didactic, didactical, doctrinal, educative, informative, instructional, instructive, paedeutic, pedagogic, pedagogical, preceptive, preceptoral, scholastic, training, tuitionary, tutorial
disciplinary (Punitory), adjective amercing, chastening, corrective, inflictive, penal, penological, punishing, punitive, reformational, reformative, regulatory, retaliatory, retributive, talionic
Associated concepts: disciplinary action, disciplinary hearrng, disciplinary power, disciplinary proceeding
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Representing the characteristics aligned with the feminine--defined through their opposition to the masculine values of objectivity, rigour, disciplinarity and rationality--Pitsis' text reveals the ideological imperatives inherent in the traditional academic essay as neutral frame.
Who killed Jeanne Randolph? King, Muecke or "ficto-criticism" by Flavell, Helen / Outskirts: feminisms along the edge
Taking the "visual taxonomies" of Bridewell prison as his central historical exhibit, Wilson makes the case for an earlier transition from spectacular punishment to an internalizing disciplinarity based on voyeuristic authority, and thus to a power founded not on "the mere containment of opposition, but the positive production of resistance" (108).
Shakespeare in French Theory: King of Shadows by Pye, Christopher / Shakespeare Studies
the development of novel concepts), as well as more disciplinarity in view of more elaborated empirical research in the future (Roediger and Wertsch 2008:19).
Mediation of memory: towards transdisciplinary perspectives in ... by Vosu, Ester; Koresaar, Ene; Kuutma, Kristin / Trames
 
 
 
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