Sentence examples for ideological phenomenon from inspiring English sources
The other, quite opposite in its approach, describes literacy as an "ideological" phenomenon that varies widely and unpredictably according to its social setting.
Rather, they suggest that Mr. Breivik and Al Qaeda are manifestations of the same generic ideological phenomenon: "macro-nationalism," a variant of nationalism applied to clusters of nation-states held together by a notion of shared identity, like "the West" or the "ummah".
He finds climate sceptics – led by a "little army of non-scientific, persuasive loony lords", as he characterises them (a barely disguised reference to the former Conservative chancellor Lord Lawson and Ukip's Lord Monckton, both of whom promote, to varying degrees, climate-sceptic views) – a frustrating ideological phenomenon.
In this account, Vološinov (1895 1936) describes the sign as the ideological phenomenon 'par excellence'.
"Al Franken: God Spoke," directed by Chris Hegedus and Nick Doob, is perhaps best viewed as an investigation of the phenomenon of ideological celebrity, with Mr. Franken as a willing case study.
Franken was the subject of the 2006 documentary film Al Franken: God Spoke, which was, according to the New York Times, "an investigation of the phenomenon of ideological celebrity".
The results can be influenced by this pre-understanding, as well as our understanding of reality from our own cultural and ideological understanding of the phenomenon [ 73].
A functional argument about ideology, then, must concede the value of the phenomenon that serves ideological aims.
In this context, global approaches such as those of Herzog (1963) and Markov (1978) promoting sedentarization and modernization of rural societies have been ubiquitous phenomena independent of ideological and regional contexts (Dyson-Hudson 1972; Kaufmann 2009; Khazanov 2005; Montero et al. 2009; Salzman and Galaty 1990).
Nor is the phenomenon limited to the ideological right.
The second trend that makes Isis a more perilous phenomenon is the neglected ideological shakeup of Sunni Islam's traditional Salafism.
