But Žižek eccentrically misreads the song Climb Every Mountain from The Sound of Music, claiming it as a hegemonic nod-and-a-wink injunction to have secret fun while paying lip service to authority.
And if it was no longer an alternative, but a hegemonic force of its own, then what was the point of it?
Much of Selena's music forms similar tensions, [such as "Amor Prohibido"], in which the dominant precepts are fashioned as a murmuring, a catty whispering that achieves a certain primacy as a hegemonic disclosure.
So I said to Virginia, 'How about taking a central tradition, a hegemonic tradition?
Loudness heightens the tension: blaring music is a hegemonic move, a declaration of disdain for anyone who thinks differently.
I had a sense that a hegemonic control was not preventing us from expressing what we wanted.
In the United States, a country with a hegemonic healthcare model and high incorporation of technology, the incidence of cesarean delivery in 2007 was 31.8 % [ 2].
It's a hegemonic faction inside a political bloc.
Right now, Ms. Buck-Morss suggests, there is a "hegemonic discourse" -- a dominant interpretation -- that affirms the moral superiority of the West after the collapse of the Soviet Union and the fall of the Berlin Wall: totalitarianism was evil and democracy virtuous, and virtue emerged victorious.
Ratele (this issue) notes that marginalised men may resist efforts to change dominant masculinities, when adherence to a hegemonic masculinity is a symbolic resource in the context of few others.
At the same time the use of violence diminishes men, and so other approaches, such as hypermasculinity (Herek 1987), may be more useful than hegemonic masculinity to refer to men who use violence, since they do not conflate a hegemonic process with a gender stereotype.
