"ideological world" is correct and usable in written English.
The phrase usually refers to the set of beliefs and values that inform the actions and thought processes of a given group or individual. For example, "My upbringing shaped an ideological world in which success was the only way to measure self worth."
"The world has been getting flat, but Western spiritual aristocrats are deliberately building a fence to encircle a preserve of the Western ideological world".
Investigating peoples' interactions with materials, the objects that such interactions produced, and the related environmental settings leads to a fuller analysis of the physical, social, cultural, and ideological world in which people function.
If the ideological world in which Hannah More moved seems confusing from a 21st- century viewpoint, it is important to remember that it could be equally so for those who were actually there at the time.
Only with the council did the church break out of what he sketches as a "long 19th century" of traumatic combat, with the French Revolution and the threatening political and ideological world that followed.
Wroe's exciting and colorful book immerses itself not only in the sources -- mainly Polydore Vergil's "Twenty-Six Bofks of English History" -- but in the costumes and ideological world of the late 15th century.
A central premise underlying the CMRAE mission is that scientific study of the materials technologies associated with human activity, when carried out within the framework of the human sciences, provides a more integrated realization of the physical, social, cultural, and ideological world in which we function.
As a result, partisans typically remain safe in their ideological worlds, convincing themselves that they hold to obvious truths, while their opponents must be either knaves or fools — with no need to think through the strengths of their rivals' positions or the weaknesses of their own.
Photos, like written outputs, are representations of the social and ideological worlds we, health workers and health systems are embedded in.
If nothing else, the salience and insight of this text will be Havel's greatest intellectual legacy, perhaps all the more so in our contemporary, supposedly 'post-ideological' world.
Beyond economic considerations, fracking has become one of those hot-button politico-cultural issues (like G. M. crops) where you demonstrate your credentials in a post-ideological world.
Through Carl's eyes, we see New York City change from an outpost of Europe to the new capital of an anarchistic, post-ideological world.
