Sentence examples for ideological texts from inspiring English sources
On hand to interpret it are a video distributor, who markets the movies as cult artifacts, and a professorial type who interprets them as ideological texts.
Once the Americans left Iraq, and its Sunnis became embittered by the misrule of the Shia-dominated government, the jihadists swooped back in to take Mosul.The authors trace the ambiguous relationship between IS (or its precursors) and al-Qaeda, and examine key ideological texts (one is called "The Management of Savagery").
A few days pass — Julius has a sexual encounter with an older Czech woman, spends a day in his rented apartment reading Roland Barthes (the French aestheticism a telling counterpoint to Farouq's more ideological texts), and meets Farouq and a fellow-Moroccan, Khalil, for a drink.
It seems unlikely, but perhaps the solution to child malnutrition is to have an insane personality cult backed up by an obscure and monomaniacal ideological text.
But performance became ideologised by poststructuralist theory, which, hostile to the claims of theatre to represent the real, dismissed the playwriterly skills of characterisation and narrative, and thus created – as Birmingham University's Liz Tomlin puts it – an "ideological alignment of text-based work as 'reactionary' and non-text-based work as 'radical'radical
They revel in the possibility of being able to study the classical texts without an ideological tether.
Two years later, at a conference at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, he laid the foundations of his reputation in America with a bold new way to approach literary texts and lay bare their ideological presuppositions.
The features in the ST and TTs in this research tell us: not only what is in the text but also what is in the language; what is specific of the translator; and, furthermore, the cultural and ideological reasons behind the patterns of different texts and translators.
Interestingly, the exhibition wall text alludes to a possible ideological context for Hassam's celebration of Colonial architecture and small-town living.
This said, the text presents a relatively coherent ideological vision, and it is likely that it reflects intellectual evolution of what Zheng Liangshu (1989) dubbed Shang Yang's "intellectual current" (xuepai 學派).
CDA aims to reveal how the choice of words, the construction of sentences and other features of the language in a text affect readers and express the ideological stance of the author(s) (Fairclough 1989).
