Sentence examples for ideological invention from inspiring English sources

The thesis, though, is what's startling: that the practice of "total war" is a modern and ideological invention, born in the French Enlightenment, and first realized fully by Napoleon — a millennial idea before it was a murderous activity.

The Israeli people are the result of a fervent project of ideological self-invention between about the 1880s and the 1950s.

Each tells essentially the same before (the czar) and after (the revolution) story, though with different degrees of formal invention and ideological insistence.

Considers careers and works of individual artists, formal innovation, the invention of new media, materials, institutional structures, and ideological functions.

More specifically, as his subtitle indicates, Gordon portrays the invention of a "nonpolitical polis" (p. 6), an ideological social space where, despite political inequality, citizens could practice social equality in a hierarchical régime.

Germania was an unfortunate invention of the Roman historian Tacitus that became a deadly ideological weapon.

Ancient Indian scholars are credited with advances in astronomy and mathematics including the invention of the concept of zero, but religious nationalist figures have been accused in recent years of pushing "ideological science".

Ideological Positioning.

The invention?

It is purely ideological".

This is ideological.