A shared identity and values that transcend ideology, class or race.
"But like its predecessor, Mr. Lurie's 'Straw Dogs' is more overtly about sexual politics: about the meaning of manhood than about ideology, class or cultural differences".
Significantly, the long-lasting splits in British middle-class parties have been about issues (the Corn Laws, Irish home rule, imperial preference, Europe) rather than ideology (class war, religious identity, equality).
Campbell begins with some tired stuff about politics being about the securing and holding of power, adding that it also involves major issues of ideology, class and economic interests.
The Wall is a poetic exploration-across time, space, and language, real as well as metaphorical-of the U.S.-Mexican wall dividing the two civilizations, of similar walls (Jerusalem, China, Berlin, Warsaw, etc). in history, and of the act of separating people by ideology, class, race, and other subterfuges.
When this belief is coupled with religious and political ideology, class bias and racial supremacy, women's bodies also become tools for ethnic "cleansing," for political intimidation, and for genocide.
The struggles of opposing ideologies, classes and nations unleashed by the French and Industrial Revolutions did not end with the cold war.
Hedges's discomfort with utopia comes from the American liberal class's lack of access to any coherent ideology of class.
During the Mao era (1949 1976), the traditional concept of filial piety lost ideological and institutional ground because of the promotion of the ideology of class struggle, revolution and self-sacrifice to build an ideal communist society.
Moreover, the powers of these books transcended ideology and class, transforming society along the way.
