Sentence examples for hidden ideological from inspiring English sources
Some esteem him simply as a great traditional painter; others see him as a termite in the house of Modernism, eating away at its hidden ideological foundations.
On the whole, these materials tend to be quite brief, can often be confirmed from other sources and appear to conceal no hidden ideological messages.
Much of Barthes's insight was into bourgeois society's secret codes and his first achievement as a globally significant intellectual was to demystify them and expose their hidden ideological structures.
Mythologies itself was reworked last year for the era of selfies, vaping and Nando's by Peter Conrad on Radio 4 (startling lunchtime listeners waiting for The Archers); but it has exerted an influence for decades via cultural studies, where Barthes's aim of exposing hidden "ideological abuse" in popular culture is retained.
From that angle we can analyze the manipulative formal strategies, see through the myth-making and decipher hidden ideological codes, yet still be seduced by, for example, the image of a pouty young Tallulah Bankhead sitting, chin in hand, at a glassy black bar in a duskily luminous picture by Cecil Beaton.
Some of this interest likely traces to the skeptical worry that legal theories purporting to be purely descriptive in fact are pushing some hidden ideological or political agenda.
But, to some, the couple's mixture of uplifting rhetoric and ideological elusiveness suggested untrammelled ambition and hidden agendas — anything but public service.
Vogel's ideological analyses of films and his extraction of their hidden political messages could serve as models for today's recap culture.
Such realistic fatalism, and the poet's duty "to hear the hidden music that is the source of all art" and to believe that "life had a secret geometry," drains "Snow" 's ideological contests of blood.
