Recall the nuanced conception of Marx and Engels, where ideology gives an inverted image of reality, but a recognizable image nonetheless.
Since its inception, Harris has been shifting the conception of public policy from an ideology, reliant on politics and pedigree, to a science rooted in data and impact.
For more than 25 years, we've been shifting the conception of public policy from an ideology, reliant on politics and pedigree, to a science rooted in data and impact.
In response, it should be noted that such networks coalesce around a common ideology or conception of the good (e.g. the environment; rights of indigenous peoples, critique of neo-liberal forms of globalisation, etc)., which serves as a functional equivalent to a common vernacular.
They instead favour a somewhat more complex conception of positive self-concept as a reflection of the ideologies and social values of the perceiver.
The negative view of ideology taken by Marxists might suggest a crude conception where legal ideology is a tool cynically wielded by the powerful to ensure submission by the powerless.
Both positivists and natural lawyers, so long as they do not insist that their conceptions of law are exhaustive of law's reality, can permit the influence of ideology, even in its more radical interpretations.
He evidently has no conception of the national interest larger than his ideology or immediate political interests.
Hitler's racist ideology and his brutal conception of power politics caused him to pursue certain aims in those European countries conquered by the Germans in the period 1939 42.
It enunciated the proposition that all history had hitherto been a history of class struggles, summarized in pithy form the materialist conception of history worked out in The German Ideology, and asserted that the forthcoming victory of the proletariat would put an end to class society forever.
