An event copied from the Soviet Union, congresses were originally convened every few years in the USSR, with each one hailed as a major historical and ideological event.
Staged at a peak of Stalinist terror and aggressively promoted by the state, Anna Karenina in the Moscow Art Theater is an unusual cultural and ideological event of the late 1930s.
In recent history, Chinese political leadership ordered martial law against protesting students in Tiananmen Square and drove the persecution of the Falun Gong, a meditation group that the government saw as an ideological threat, events that saw thousands if not more protestors exiled, tortured, and killed.
"It's an ideological issue".
How to explain an ideological non-event?
"The anti-Semitism in the Muslim community is becoming more ideological and recent events could reinforce that," Prasquier said from his office at the council's police-protected headquarters in Paris.
"The anti-Semitism in the Muslim community is becoming more ideological, and recent events could reinforce that," Mr. Prasquier said from his office at the council's headquarters in Paris.
This complex of contextual factors explains how a text is a vehicle for a certain semantic variety, an ideological orientation towards the events being reported.
This raises the question: what sounds to you like a better parallel with the Soviet monolith, government officials threatening an academic institution because they disapprove of the ideological content of an event being held there, or a department agreeing to sponsor that event as part of a general policy to encourage student endeavors?
As more librarians and archivists take measures to protect information that is at risk--including the histories and data of underrepresented groups from across the ideological spectrum--this event will give voice to information professionals who are working to navigate the complexities inherent in their collecting and descriptive decisions.
