Sentence examples for ideological mechanisms from inspiring English sources

Taking into consideration a range of factors, she links the French "malaise" to "the ensemble of psychological and ideological mechanisms and dispositions that constitute the process of the transformation of experiences into well-being" — in other words, French culture.

Subsequently, W.E.B. DuBois, through elite ideological mechanisms, was presented as an philosophical anti-thesis, forcing the process of synthesis to be limited between two totally undemocratic paradigms.

Rozario (1992) argues that through ideological mechanisms such as honour and shame, purity and pollution and parda (the veil), female sexuality is strongly controlled in Bangladesh.

The study analyzed the ideological mechanisms and the practices developed by financial groups and other central actors in the health sector to change common sense about the conceptualization of health-ill-care, including the idea that patients/users should be transformed into consumers/clients [ 4].

He regards recognition as the central ideological mechanism by which the state confronts its citizens with the choice between obedience and the loss of social existence (Althusser 1970, 174 176).

Other public policy research has chosen to focus on 'frames of reference' (référentiels in French) for these policies, in other words on the discursive, ideological and representational mechanisms that underpin the design and agenda-setting stages of these policies, allowing them to be thought out and articulated, and either explicitly or implicitly legitimizing [ 33- 35].

Since becoming prime minister he has emphasised the important thing is to reduce emissions, rather than being "ideological" about the mechanism used to do so.

In one of the more absurdist sections, for example, society women collapse in the street after being addressed as "Comrade!" Like an unreconstructed Freudian, Kadare is fascinated by how men use ideological structures as proxy mechanisms to shore up their masculinity and carry out dominion over others.

Opposition to those established principles is often based on the erroneous view that water is different and that market forces are inapplicable when it comes to such a vital resource.The opposition's opening statement centred on the ideological presumption that market mechanisms are not appropriate for water pricing and asserted that a human right to water cannot be accommodated by market values.

Only rarely do Halbig's fans admit that their goal in undermining this mechanism is ideological, not legalistic.

In Britain, peer review through the "research excellence framework" – which allocates public research funding – has been the main mechanism for the ideological cleansing of economics.