ideologically

Examples of ideological

ideological
I will begin by outlining the concept of self-ownership, and go on to explain the two main objections to the concept: one philosophical, one ideological.
When this occurs, the debate is no longer purely scientific, but acquires an "ideological" facet.
This contrasted with an ethno-national source of ideological division between the two nationalist parties.
Polarization of congressional parties emerges as the ideological distribution of congressional seats changes.
Such symbolic associations are 'ideological' through and through, though this latter word is problematic.
The various and complex cultural, ideological and practical strands discussed above all contributed to the production of idealised societal categories.
But for the less politically sophisticated, this same ideological ordering of values should be less common.
Ultimately, the "secularization" of a culture that believes in science as its official religion entails skepticism as to the ideological meaning of science.
This same strategy of exclusion turned into a useful politics of resilience against fundamental changes of the larger ideological context.
Both are lost to the ideological ' construction' of selfhood, exceptional or otherwise.
The book takes a strong ideological stance in favour of the state's primary role in social services provision.
This was deeply influenced by fundamental structural changes in the global political economy, which had important practical and ideological dimensions.
She discovered that the ideological promise of protection was not fulfilled by the legal concept of coverture.
However, less is known about the scope of, or reasons for, ideological change in adult life.
These differences contributed to the formation of a great ideological divide that admitted no compromise, and that soon generated a spiral of political violence.
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