THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE WORDS DISCOURSE AND DISCURSIVE.
Abstract
the words discourse and discursive share a common linguistic root but have distinct meanings and uses. Discourse (noun) refers to written or spoken communication, often structured and purposeful. It can pertain to formal discussions, debates, academic writing, or even casual conversations.Discursive (adjective) describes a style of communication or reasoning that lacks a clear structure, meandering from topic to topic. It can also mean proceeding through logical reasoning rather than intuition.
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