In Britain the movement came to be known as Cultural Materialism; it was a first cousin to American New Historicism, though often with a more class-conscious and Marxist ideology.
This account of how a human being becomes a self-conscious subject was published in an essay titled "Ideology and Ideological State Apparatuses" (1970).
This study sheds light on the role of decision makers' political ideologies––both conscious and unconscious in the process of education policy planning and implementation.
My fervent and explicit belief in marriage as an institution and monogamy as a way of living was developed with input from the most extraordinary woman, or person, I've known in conscious contradistinction to Ellen's ideology of sexual freedom, which most of her admirers value far more than they do the rock criticism she quit in 1975.
This last debate topic suggests one of the dominant themes of Civil War ideology: the self-conscious awareness of parallels with the generation that fought the Revolution and gave birth to the nation.
Sociologically, modern-day Christmas can be understood as an exercise of using products and brands to create some sort of tenuous harmony between two inherently competing ideologies: the "socially conscious" model emphasizes care for others whereas the "materialistic-emotional" model expresses care for the self.
What's more, the market is demanding that companies prove that their business conduct is environmentally and socially conscious — not on the basis of ideology, but because to do otherwise exposes them to financial risk.
The conscious or subliminal insertion of one's biases, ideology, morality, phobias, whims, wiles, expectations and mental baggage is contextualized in all one writes, utters or even thinks.
Maybe not, but it is important to realize that we are more susceptible to ideology and authority than we are conscious of.
It is now an object of conscious defense and nostalgia — the guiding theme in an ideology of loss.
