Here was a non-ideological ideology of engagement that allowed one, a quarter of a century after Auschwitz, not to be a bystander, and, at the same time, not to be identified with power: to stand always with the victim, in solidarity, with clean hands — healing hands.
The foreign-policy debate is no longer ideological, if ideology has to do with differing conceptions of ends, rather than means.
But it is also ideological or, rather, ideology-lite.
Another major fundament is a development ideology—"the ideological underpinnings of the state should be developmental" (Mkandawire, 1998:2).
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 is all linked to ideology, an ideological understanding of the gospel that the gospel is like a penal code," Kasper, who is retired from a curial job but lives in Rome, told America magazine.
Considerable research attention has focused on dispositional traits (e.g. worldview beliefs, personality) as predictors of ideological attitudes, suggesting that ideology tends to be consistent in individuals over time.
The act of analysing ideology is, therefore, ideological, a conundrum known as 'Mannheim's paradox'.
The question of "political vision" also implies the existence of an ideology or an ideological principle, or norms.
We say that a candidate is politically balancedwhen his/her ideology reflects the ideological composition of parliament.
Members of the Communist Party are able to internalize the party constitution, ideologies, and corresponding ideological discourse into action.
