Today, however, it is clear that industry no longer holds such a hegemonic position.
It is to make a statement to the entire planet that it will either remain a part of an antiquated, out-of-touch and narrow scope view of the world that reigns with cultural hegemonic views of greatness, or declare the United States is now prepared to move into a more enlightened, forward-looking, connected, and culturally competent understanding about the balance of power.
From the very start, the Brazilian press and art establishment were critical of that choice, and remain so, even though Mr. Hug, a German, has made it clear that his is anything but a typical "hegemonic Eurocentric view" of art.
If marriage is viewed as a hegemonic institution defining appropriate behavior for both married and unmarried people, the growing acceptance of cohabitation and other marital alternatives offers solid support for the deinstitutionalization of marriage.
Though no longer a hegemonic colossus, America remains essential, in his view, to promoting "a larger and more vital West" (embracing "perhaps in varying ways, both Turkey and a truly democratizing Russia") while at the same time playing the "role of balancer and conciliator" in Asia.
Bellenoit overstates the influence of liberal theology among missionaries in the late nineteenth century, claiming for it a hegemonic status, but he is undoubtedly correct in his argument that educational missionaries in elite schools, whatever their theological point of view, drew upon a rhetoric of Fulfillment that dated back to the mid-nineteenth century.
"The A.N.C. is a hegemonic party," he said.
It's a hegemonic faction inside a political bloc.
But recall: the Chavista coalition is, ostensibly, carrying out a hegemonic project of national transformation.
