More to the point, he says, "we don't have time to wait for any big-picture ideological successor".
They also aren't purely about big-picture ideological battles over less regulation or more union power, the kind of divisive themes that animate federal policy debates.
But it's so focused on big-picture ideological campaigns that it doesn't bother with details (like what we will do with Iraq after we've conquered it).
But while it understandably annoys literature and theatre, this bias is less ideological than technological: a picture, sculpture or photograph can be represented on screen more or less as it looks to a gallery-goer, so the viewer can see exactly what is being discussed.
Yes, the world is better without Saddam Hussein — but is it better if we include into the overall picture the ideological and political effects of this very occupation?
That image, referenced in Eminem's new anti-Bush "Mosh" video, was publicized by Michael Moore's "Fahrenheit 9/11," which might stand as a primer on how to infuse semiotically empty pictures with ideological significance.
And so, what you find in the book is this big picture of the ideological consequences of decolonization on cultural production, right?
This is one of various useful websites that brings together this kind of data.The maps, then, offer only a rough picture of the ideological proclivities of Europe's cities and regions.
In 1951 and 1952, Copland delivered the Charles Eliot Norton lectures at Harvard, in which he sketched an exceptionally clear and canny picture of the ideological divide that was opening up in postwar music.
Jaffa's review seemed more a chance to recite the tired liturgy of a cranky ideological nostalgia than to paint a picture of the current philosophical scene.
