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Discursion

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Dis`cur´sion
n.1.The act of discoursing or reasoning; range, as from thought to thought.


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Of course, pupils would have disagreed about the interpretations of the visual images, but the ensuring discursions could have animated the class.
A sociocultural perspective: language arts framework, vocabulary ... by Ajayi, Lasisi J. / Journal of Instructional Psychology
These sections are followed by a discursion into the supposed collusion of state-subsidized prizes like the Turner, certain influential galleries like White Cube, and, of course, Charles Saatchi, in his dual role as the largest collector of the new art and as a kind of ghost dealer.
BANGERS AND MUSH by RIMANELLI, DAVID / Artforum International
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