Sentence examples for classical ideological from inspiring English sources
These are no longer described in classical ideological terms, but, in the Roman manner, through the use of colours.
The dynamism and volatility of the society depicted by Hessler, one might conclude, do not have a great deal in common with the grand, "classical" ideological systems presented by more high-altitude observers like Jacques and Ford.
Any democratic transformation of the country was prevented by his obsession with maintaining control by the use of classical socialist ideological methods imposed by the late president Houari Boumédienne.
Industrialization and modernization, for which classical liberalism provided ideological justification, wrought great changes.
They revel in the possibility of being able to study the classical texts without an ideological tether.
On the right end of the ideological spectrum, Deneen notes, classical liberalism celebrated the free market, which facilitated the radical expansion of choice.
Against a reality of individual semi-anonymity and disempowerment within an industrialized, commodified mass society, classical Hollywood narratives frequently provide an ideological alternative to the dystopic reality of individual, community, and nation.
HIs kind purposefully forget that the enrichment of the public good is the ideological basis of neo-classical economics.
Many sociological discussions of economics, like Marx's critique of classical political economy, have been concerned to identify ideological distortions and thereby to criticize particular aspects of economic theory and economic policy.
The ideological and technical barriers between jazz and classical music were beginning to break down.
