“…The reference to the application specifications to be derived illustrates that discourse does not constitute a narrative of an objectively comprehensible reality, but can have a 'life of their own' vis-à-vis reality (Ibid). 9 The process of subjectification of the human being through the mediation of objectification presuppositions within discourse (Foucault, 2005) therefore not only turns the understanding of the subject as the originator of structures, institutions, and social relations on its head, it illustrates that the perception of social reality can also be determined by the aspect of discursive embeddedness (Söylemez, 2022). Thus, while discourse remains "little more than the reflection of a truth that arises from its own eyes" 10 (Foucault, 1991, p. 32), its implications are material.…”