(1) A critique of bourgeois ideology

(2) Now the other, perhaps rather obvious point that Jameson raises, is the relation between fantasy and ideology .

(3) He does not subscribe to the ideology of any political party.

(4) If I'm a realist, that means I think judges ought to decide cases on the basis of my political ideology .

(5) This decision is quite obviously influenced by the political ideology of the political party in power now.

(6) The new party has to be nationalist, built on sound principles of open ideology and economic policies.

(7) He thinks of Europe as being a brake on the ideology of economic unilateralism which is capitalist, conservative and reactionary.

(8) Economic ideology took a decidedly secondary place, with respect to what they considered as an overriding historical imperative.

(9) The imposition of any one version of knowledge would be expected to reflect the ideology of the controlling political group.

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(11) What are the political consequences of an ideology that equates thinness with virtue and fat with vice?

(12) All nation-states, whatever their political ideology , have persecuted minorities in the past and many continue to do so today.

(13) Jyishu had studied environmental politics and ideology in college, and had spent a brief spell working on the conservation parks in the Amazon.

(14) The ideology of republicanism

(15) In a modern state, it is a basic role of the government to protect its citizens irrespective of their ideology and beliefs.

(16) We have to resist engagement in the concoction of large inspiriting narratives, because they so easily seduce in fantasy or ideology .

(17) The idea and meaning of self help today embraces an ideology , an ideal, a practice, and a way of life.

(18) The Stalinists had played a central role in Nasser's career and in facilitating Nasserism as a political ideology .

(19) He is guided neither by the maxims of a political ideology nor by conspicuous moral principle, but rather by a simple need to retain power.

(20) The term Libertarian stands for a political ideology that basis itself on freedom.