Sentence examples similar to ideological rupture from inspiring English sources

The jihadis would only get that far, he asserts, if "the army wanted them to", which is virtually impossible unless, as may be beginning to happen now, American assaults on the country's hard-won sovereignty causes deep ideological ruptures within the country's strongest institution.

Similar to digital systems of the present, scholarly approaches to studying cultural mediation ruptured ideological constructions of binary opposition.

This "theory of the break," which held that Marx's early work was Hegelian and ideological and that, after a decisive rupture in 1845 and then a long period of transition between 1845 1857, his work became recognizably Marxist and scientific, would seem to indicate that all one has to do to understand Marx's philosophy is to read this mature work.

He subsequently fell out with the Brotherhood and threw its leaders in jail, but this rupture was political rather than ideological.

Seen from the twenty-first century, the great rupture of rock looks more ideological than musical, more a matter of costume and attitude and audience than of emotion.

Ideological Positioning.

Eardrums rupture.

It is purely ideological".

This is ideological.

"We are not ideological.

"It's ideological.