ideology|ideologies in English

noun

[id·e·ol·o·gy || ‚aɪdɪ'ɑlədʒɪ /-'ɒl-]

study of the origin and nature of ideas (Philosophy); doctrine, philosophy, body of beliefs or principles belonging to an individual or group

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1. Baathism is one of the last of the grandiose revolutionary ideologies of the mid-twentieth century—an ideology like communism and fascism in Europe (both of which exercised a …

2. The military) which control first by violence and second by ideology, he argues Ideological State Apparatuses (ISA), like schools, control the conditions of production through subjugating individuals to the ruling-class ideologies.

3. The people are caught between two opposing ideologies.

4. “Absolutized Logic is Ideology” “Absolutized Logic is Ideology” Goering, D

5. There is no fundamental diversity between the two ideologies.

6. That is, it is how societies are taught ideologies.

7. Amphinesian 3856003746 Ideology over substance

8. We see it in political clashes within groups with different ideologies.

9. Bordering emphasises borders as outcomes of ideologies, as noted briefly in author’s illustrations

10. Accounts of socialization help to explain the perpetuation of ideologies about gender roles.

11. (grievances, Avarices, interests and ideologies), c) combat -stresses (shock, fear, fatigue, rage, etc.) and d) conflict-generated motivations (grievances, Avarices, interests and ideologies), according to the theory’s main variables

12. The Communist ideology was developed by

13. The party had a Marxist ideology.

14. That is why we are not divided by political or national ideologies.

15. During the 20th century, a number of groups adopted racist ideologies.

16. As time went by, Brigandines slowly became symbols of peoples, nations, and ideologies

17. Minimum government intervention was the new ideology.

18. Revolutionary language and ideology had largely reappeared.

19. Chomsky's review is entitled "Psychology and Ideology".

20. As time went by, Brigandines slowly became symbols of peoples, nations, and ideologies

21. It has often been argued that Marxism is largely based on a utopian ideology, functionalism on a ruling ideology.

22. If the balance is maintained, the result is a revolutionary literature in which aesthetics mobilises ideology and ideology motivates aesthetics.

23. Anarchies are extremely libertarian in their ideology

24. The League of Nations actually expelled nations that failed to abide by its ideologies.

25. The AAP ideology, in short, Apotheosises non-thought