Sentence examples for ideological conceptions from inspiring English sources

In the 1960s and 1970s, theories, which contained ideas about reforming society and struggling for truth, and religious convictions were not referred to delusional paranoid disorders in practically all foreign classifications, but Soviet psychiatry, proceeding from ideological conceptions, referred critique of the political system and proposals to reform this system to the delusional construct.

Perpetuation of this dichotomy has become a tool in the promotion of one particular ideological conception of catch shares and is a disservice to the public policy process.

An ideological construct is crumbling.

The party has profited and can profit, politically and intellectually, from adopting such ideological self-conceptions, but it doesn't need them in order to elect members, influence policy and hold some kind of power.

The foreign-policy debate is no longer ideological, if ideology has to do with differing conceptions of ends, rather than means.

This account of the ideological role of our conceptions of human nature and of the best political arrangement shows Althusser to differ little from interpretations of Marx which hold that political ideologies are the product of and serve existing economic relations.

This avoidance of a medicalised conception wasn't ideological and had to do with the fact it was easier, and left us more in control of the whole process.

According to Hyde, this ethic of "civic republicanism" was the ideological engine that drove the founders' conception of intellectual property, and to his mind, it undercuts the ethic of "commercial republicanism" that dominates our current conception of it.

Judgments of reasonableness therefore tend to be endorsed or rejected in accordance with one's ideological commitments to this or that conception of human nature.

These revolts have immediately performed a kind of ideological house-cleaning, sweeping away the racist conceptions of a clash of civilisations that consign Arab politics to the past.

After all, a proper understanding the ideological role of law is compatible with other conceptions of how law is to be defined or understood.