Sentence examples for book ideology from inspiring English sources

In an introduction to his book Ideology: An Introduction, Eagleton attacked "Amis and his ilk" for railing against Islam instead of promoting tolerance.

His best-known book, "Ideology and Organization in Communist China," published in 1968, was based on interviews with Chinese refugees in Hong Kong and offered one of the first significant accounts of life inside Mao's China.

Amongmany definitive texts, his doctoraldissertation formed the basis of his book Ideology, Style, Content and Thematic Process in the Symphonies, Cello Concertos and String Quartets of Shostakovich, published in 1989.

Eagleton, the Marxist literary critic and professional antagonist, replied in the foreword to his book "Ideology" with mock surprise that these weren't "the ramblings of a British National Party thug".

Terry Eagleton, professor of English literature at Manchester University, where Amis has also started to teach, recently quoted the remarks in a new edition of his book Ideology: An Introduction.

In fact, I wrote so in a new introduction to my book Ideology: An Introduction, little suspecting that a volume that investigates Lukacs and Adorno would be seized upon by the Daily Express.

As Lee writes in her book "Beyond Ideology" (2009), there are "inherent zero-sum conflicts between the two parties' political interests as they seek to win elections".

In the 10 years since Schwartz wrote his book, the ideology of unlimited choice has expanded into unlikely areas – schools, sex, parenting, TV – and expectations have risen as a result.

"Only later, looking back, did he realize the impact the book's ideology had on his quest to elevate the world from mediocrity to greatness (it is not coincidental that this is Lululemon's company vision)," the blog post stated, adding: "Our bags are visual reminders for ourselves to live a life we love and conquer the epidemic of mediocrity.

Show your heart!" And I wanted to write a book about ideology, about bad men cracking up, and I wanted to honour Joan, and I wanted to honour the real woman Cathy, who is Karen in the book, and I saw that this kid Crutchfield, who in reality is 13 years older than me – I'm 61 and he's 74 and so I made him 23 when I was 20 – this dipshit kid is the voice of American history.

Moreover, the powers of these books transcended ideology and class, transforming society along the way.